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Ray Atkinson,

Is this a rifle that you made?



Atkinson rifle for sale.



Get the 'power' or optic that your eye likes instead of what someone else says.

When we go to the doctor they ask us what lens we like!

Do that with your optics.
 
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Don't know if he built it or not but it says it is a claw extractr, NOT. Maybe a little one,like a Sako extractor. Nice gun though.


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that's a sako action.
 
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Looks like a Sako action to me as well...

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Posts: 7145 | Location: Orange Park, Florida. USA | Registered: 22 March 2001Reply With Quote
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I wonder if this rifle was built by the late-great Bill Atkinson, rather than great, and still above ground, Ray Atkinson.


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My bet is the former.


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No sir, I did not make that rifle.

I've had several emails that tell me a 404 that I built is on Guns International or Guns America, can't remember which..Never checked it out, but they knew the gun. It was on a big Obendorf Mauser action. Dennis Olson did most of the metal work and I did some of the metal and did the stock on that rifle.


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This rifle is a customized SAKO L61R. Caliber is probably original but barrels profile not so it has been changed. According to the serial number this rifle has been made in mid-1970`s.
 
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Wonder if it was the Atkinson of Atkinson & Marquette(?) in Prescott, Arizona.

Back in the 70s, till they had a falling out, there was an Atkinson and Marquette?, (A&M) gunsmith company in Prescott, Arizona. They had quite a reputation for custom work. As I recall from an old article about them, Atkinson will then go to work for Ruger and then H&R, running their barrel production.
 
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