Specification Sako 75 Custom Single-Shot

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SPECIFICATION SAKO 75 CUSTOM SINGLE-SHOT SAKO 75 CUSTOM SINGLE-SHOT has a series of actions which are designated: Medium action III. All metal parts are made of stainless steel or are specially coated to ensure excellent wear and corrosion resistance in different weat- her conditions. The ACTIONS continue to offer traditional SAKO features such as: action sizes matched to cartridges; mechanical ejection; integral tapered scope mount rail and one-piece forged bolt. Bolts are optionally available provided with KEY CONCEPT locking system to prevent illicit use. The rifle is single-shot, so there is no MAGAZINE on it. Cartridges are loaded one by one through the ejection port directly to the front of the bolt and feeded to the chamber by throwing the bolt forward. The single-stage TRIGGER pull is adjustable from 1 kg to 2 kg (2 to 4 lbs). All models are available with a single-set trigger as option. The SAFETY features a mechanism that allows loading and unloading of the rifle with safety engaged. The hardwood laminated gray STOCK is mattelacquered. The action is glassbedded on the stock to ensure excellent accuracy. SAKO 75 CUSTOM SINGLE-SHOT is supplied WITHOUT OPEN SIGHTS. Integral rails for the scope mounts are on the top of the receiver. The heavy, stainless steel, fluted, totally free-floating BARREL is cold-hammerforged. SAKO 75 CUSTOM SINGLE-SHOT is suppied in a black polypropylene gun case. TECHNICAL DATA Action caliber rate of twist Overall length III 308 Win 11" III 1120 mm (44") Barrel length III 600 mm (23 5/8") Weight III 4.1 kg (9 lbs) SAKO LTD., P.O.BOX 149, 11101 RIIHIMÄKI, FINLAND, Telephone +358 19 7431, Telefax +358 19 720446 28.09.2004.

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