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Sako quad range worth the money?

By Jag07, in Rimfire Pistols & Rifles

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Jag07
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I was lurking around the forum the other day reading about someone looking for a rifle and the name Sako came up. So I inevitably took a look and found their Sako quad range 22lr rifle,which actually has 3 other interchangeable caliber barrels.

 

http://www.sako.fi/sakoquadmodels.php?range

 

So has anyone had hands on or know someone that has hands on? Is it worth the money? I think it is in the 1000 range sans optics. I think the thing is beautiful but is the beauty worth that much? I also like bit because it does not seem big around here from my lurking experience, partly from price I would guess. I like the unique or no one else has it factor.

 

Thank for your help guys.

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Wojo    98

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Sako makes quality stuff without question. Odds are you won't find aftermarket stuff for it because it will be almost perfect out of the box. After sending a few rounds down range from a Sako Tactical, I found myself 'needing' a Sako. I elected to buy a Tikka T3 and kit it out for my personal likings. Smooooth bolt and probably the best factory trigger I've pulled on. Accuracy is as expected. That is a beautiful rifle and for a couple more Franklins, you are getting Sako quality versus the more mass produced products.

 

But, for a rim fire...that is pricey. If they had this in a 308 / 260 Remington / 22-250 I'd be selling blood.

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Scrap    4

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it looks awesome, and Sako is amazing.  I really wish I bought a Sako TRG in .308 when I could and had the money.

 

Sako is the bomb and I suspect though have not shot that the Quad is amazing as well.  It's just .... A LOT OF MONEY.  You could go out and buy a Savage rifle in .22LR, .17 HMR, and .22Mag , and get one of high quality, and put scopes on them all, and probably buy 5 magazines for each, and have money to buy something else before you spent the same on the Quad.

 

 

PLUS, the 4th, what is it, 17 mach 2 or something?  I doubt that is going to get shot all that much.  I ADMIT, from a purely Survival & Preparedness perspective which I am very into, having those calibers is useful but at what price?

 

 

now if you're independently wealthy and can just have whatever you want, I highly recommend it... and in that case, hows about hookin me up too brah?

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