27 February 2006, 00:15
NortmanHowa - sako??
For those who know, Im trying to buy a stock for my howa rifle, and there are few that inlett for it.
But I have heard that the Howa action is identical to the Sako Finnbear also known as L61 or L691?
Does anybody know if this is true?
27 February 2006, 03:01
gunmakerI thought weatherbys cheaper rifle used howa actions.
gunmaker
27 February 2006, 03:20
ramrod340quote:
I thought weatherbys cheaper rifle used howa actions.
The WBY Vanguard is a Howa action.
27 February 2006, 18:06
MasteriflemanI know the HOWA bares a remarkable similarity to the SAKO Finnbear but I wouldn't count on it being a complete match. Richards Microfit makes stocks for the HOWA in a variety of Walnuts and laminates.
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/bargain_list.htm27 February 2006, 19:37
RiodotIf they don't say they do Howas, check for Weatherby Vangard - Same action.
27 February 2006, 20:16
NortmanYes howa made the Vanguard and I belive the Mark V in the beginning.
I was just wondering about the footprint so I could maybe order a Rimrock stock. But I orderd a Mcmillan today.. just have to wait that freakish long waiting period of 12 Friggin weeks.. I want it NOOOW. Even though I dont have the rifle either

Oh well..