Sako 75

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Quick Overview

Manufacturer

Sako

Origin

Finland

Production

1995 - 2005

Caliber

.243 Winchester

Overview

The Sako 75 is a premium bolt-action rifle produced by Sako of Finland. It features a three-lug bolt with a 70-degree bolt lift for smooth cycling. The rifle uses a detachable box magazine and an adjustable trigger system. It was produced in multiple action lengths to accommodate a wide range of cartridges. The Sako 75 is known for its exceptional accuracy and high quality finish.

Calibers & Ammunition

.243 Winchester

Dimensions

Overall Length

1075 mm

Barrel Length

570 mm

Weight

3.2 kg

Mechanical

Action Type

Bolt-action

Trigger Type

Single-stage adjustable

Sights Type

None (drilled and tapped for scope)

Magazine Capacity

5 rounds

Additional Information

action

Bolt-action with three locking lugs

rate Of Fire

Semi-automatic

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