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204 ruger on sako 222 action
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Will sako AI action( formerly 222 rem) take the 204 ruger?
I Was looking at sako´s website and the 204 ruger comes with the sako 75 III action.
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As long as the bolt face is the same (which it is) you will have no problem. Increased pressure would not be a consideration if that's what you are concerned with. Jim


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As the maximum over-all cartridge length, to feed through the magazine, is 2.280"......the L461/AI action is a tad too short for the 204 Ruger round. That is, unless you seat the bullet way off the lands....or have a really short throat.

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The Sako L461 was factory chambered in .222 Magnum (I have two of them), the parent case for the .204 Ruger. The only bullet that I have run accross that is too long or has an ogive excessively long for the Sako magazine is a 55 grain Ballistic Tip. While I haven't messed with any .20 calibers, I wouldn't think that most .204 bullets are as long as most .224 bullets, therefore I can't see why the L461 isn't a perfect action for the .204. Maybe those little .204's take up more magazine that I imagine, but looks like they'd fit to me.
 
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