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Which would you choose? Thinking .30 caliber.
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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Deer ? Elk ? Long range or close ? If going 300 I would really look at the 300 wsm Browning Xbolt. Very compact handy rifle that packs a pop. If you need more than that I would look at jumping to a 338. The Mark 5 is a stout gun - may as well shoot something with authority in it. The 338 kicks no more than the 300 imo having shot both forever in weatherbys. Sako's are nice though.
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Sako 85
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Quote from: Buzz2401 on February 16, 2017, 04:50:52 AM
Sako 85
Ya that, I have had a Weatherby Mark V in 7mm, great rifle.
I now Own a Sako 85 Finlight in 300 WM.
If I had to choose I would take the Sako.
Both are good rifles.
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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Sako, no contest
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Quote from: Bofire on February 16, 2017, 06:38:43 PM
Sako, no contest
With out getting into a pissing contest I totally agree with this. My wifes Finnlight is twice the rifle that the weatherby was it replaced. I love my Kimber but am totally jealous of my wifes rifle.
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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February 16, 2017, 07:32:49 PM »
I have two Sako finbears, a .338 and a7mm mag.
Both 1971 models.
The triggers, feel, accuracy, confidence are outstanding.
Like Filson's motto states,
"Might as well have the best".
A buddy has an 85 which is pretty sweet, but he still prefers
My rifles.
Sako any day.
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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I've never had a sako but they are on my short list for future purchases. I had an accurate in a 7 mm wthrby is was very accurate. But I sold it after hunting season because it was so heavy to pack around all day.
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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Quote from: Tjv28 on February 15, 2017, 09:29:07 PM
Which would you choose? Thinking .30 caliber.
I used to have a Stainless Weatherby MKV in .300 WBY. PUT A BRAKE on it if you go that route...It was fine with the brake, noise aside. Without the brake she kicked like a mule.
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Sako, unless you're a LR hunter - then the Wby.
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Thanks for the replies...
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Re: Weatherby mark v accumark or sako 85 hunter?
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I own both types of guns, both are good guns, I like the feel of the weatherby better, just a personal preference, both are great guns
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