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This rifle will be my main big game rifle and as such i want a rifle i like and with the bolt on the "right" side!
As you say Mike the safety is a bit strange but i think it will be ok for me and the set trigger is a big plus for my kind of hunting!
It is strange tha sako and sauer are in a wery close price range for the standard tipes here in Iceland as the sauers are more expensive on the mainland!
Just hope ill get the rifle before i go hunting abroad the next time!

Regards Ben.
 
Posts: 290 | Location: Iceland | Registered: 06 January 2004Reply With Quote
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MHO, Sako

Yet the safety catch is weird but comfy.
About hair trigger, you don't need any. My 202 has no hair trigger, just a timney like trigger. Nonetheless, this trigger is awfully adjustable. You can even set it so as facing wind let it off. Easy done with screw driver.
I never saw such a fine trigger. My brother in law is hair trigger nut ; he borrowed my 202 in Africa and from this time is always doing his best to steal my 202. For my comfort I set the trigger at 150 gr.
All in all this 202 is the better rifle I ever had. Accurate, handy, little recoil, well balanced and never jammed. The sole sorrow, the fore arm should to be checked, it's prone to unscrew. Loctite solves this problem.
 
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Sako, I also have a Sauer. Traded my Tikka up to a 202 in the "Elegance" model in .270win last year. Great timber and just about prefect in every way.<br /><br />The Sauer just gives of an aura of quality. Shooting sub 15mm groups from an improvised rest just adds to the faith I have in it.<br /><br />I have never heard of anyone buying one and regretting it.<br /><br />Regards<br />Brian.
 
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I was thinking about buying one in the "Forrester" guise. I think that was what it was called. I want a 9.3x62, I think the Forrester had a bigger magazine well that stuck out the bottom. Would be a handy hog in California and moose rifle for home in Alaska if I ever get back.
 
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My Sauer 202 Europa Lux (Elegance in the U.S.?) in 7x64 has taken 22 heads of game so far (Roe-, Red deer and Muntjac). It shoots 5 into .5 MOA with different loads. I have the "r�ckstecher" set trigger, which I use for long range shots. One of my best "out of the box" rifles.
 
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The 2nd one down is a 375 with a 5 shot magazine. I also have a 300 winmag barrel for it.
Ed
 
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