Sako 90 vs 85: what’s the difference?
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- čas přidán 12. 10. 2023
- Sako rifles have always been known for their quality. Robin Shedden of Cluny Country Guns fondly remembers his Sako 75, which would put bullets into a thumbnail sized group at 180 yards every time. “With the 85 they made various changes, doing away with the locking bolt and locking the magazine in. From the 85 to the 90 it’s the same idea: evolution." There are various small but significant changes, but, says Robin, "you’re buying the same top Sako quality. They are top quality rifles in all their guises.”
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No mention of the now cheaper, two piece bolt like the tikka, or the loss of semi controlled round feed or the loss of a fixed ejector which would drop the case in your hand or fling it across the room if you needed it. They seem to make insignificant changes with a large price increase.
You couldn't have said it better. They screw around with designs, way to much. Thankfully a basic Tikka doesn't have all these issues.
Simplicity, is the key. Make one thing, and make it well.
Agree 100%. I love my Sako 85 Black Bear .30-06. I have an Aimpoint T-2 in a Henneberger mount on it. Couldn't ask for a finer rifle. And the price was somehwat reasonable. It looks like the price for the 90s is many hundred more than the 85s.
@10glocks40 I just wish the Basic Known MFG , would Quit Screwing around, Trying to reinvent the Wheel, and Just make a Decent Rifle. Remington 700, is an absolute Disaster, what they did to it. Tikkas are very good, fir those who can't afford a Sako Rifle.
Sake been good for many years ,and many more fine models to come . I hope a 995 in .338 Lapua turns up one day , they are Grail rifles for me . Civillian model of the peace maker worldwide .
Sako is a premium rifle maker. CVA Cascade is my choice as the features like cerakote picatinny rail and three lug bolt head and barrel twist advantage.
Interesting comparison with a BRILLIANT presentation, Let's have some more like this one please,.😉😉👍👍🏴🏴
Great to hear that manufacturers are changing the twist rate for copper and similar bullets.
I hope they have a 7mm-08 or 280AI type or similar with 1:7 twist ❤
they have a 7-08 with a 1:8 twist. sadly no 30-06 or 270.
Got 2 sakos 85 and s20 both very good guns never had any rust or pitting on any of them . A gun for life is right only reason I would swap is for a different cal .
So when are you guys going to do a review on the weatherby 307
Will sako 90 rifles fit in Sako 85 stocks? for instance a GRS stock for a Sako 85?
Have got 3 sakos 75 223 varmit 85 26/06wood 85 30/06 grey laminate would never use any other make these are perfect
Great rifles and a great run through fae a teuchter!
Shut up and pay 😂 ... priceless. Great review thanks. For me, the gap I am filling is a solid hitting 300 yard hunting rifle for packing ... I'd love the varmint but I'll get a lightened synthetic stock ... its a hunting rifle. I have a 6.5 Tikka varmint for PRS. Sako and I have arrived at a sweet spot. Again great review thank you so much.
Didn't mention the change to the action base nor lugs.
Great Video 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
problem is they dropped the 204 from the line up
Good rifles no doubt.
But be blessed and buy a howa 1500 then have it customised.
Or just buy a tikka for the 3rd of the cost of the sako, and you’ll still have a mid range rifle for reasonable price with Better Quality than any howa
@@dominicjohnson8427 I’ve got a tikka A m695, twice the rifle of the t3.
The howa custom destroys it in every way.
@@buckrussel3808 you can keep that Jap crap and the ruger American ! Tikka and sako destroy them and it’s internationally recognised
Sako, LOL "Updating" their rifles with a picatinny rail, and an adjustable trigger, that Savage did in the 90's and charging tomorrows prices. What a joke.
"Socko"
Great. Just as it is 😂😂