Should I go with Leupold medium mounts/ I like scopes as close to barrels as possible. I plan on installing a 40MM objective scope, possibly a Leupold VX-III 2.5x8 with a 36MM objective. That rifle will shoot very, very tiny groups. I have the exact model in 7 MM Rem Mag that I bought some 25 years ago and that I did have bedded. I have no intellectual justification for wanting to bed my Sako. 270 to have preference for a particular bullet and weight? I'm thinking of starting out with 130 grain bullets. 270 Partition in the same place as I did put a 160 grain Partition from my 7MM Rem Mag. Truth be told, it would have killed my huge elk just as dead had I put a 150 grain. I've never had to use more than one shot. 243 Win to my collection if I were able to find one in the same condition as this one. I haven't seen a rifle yet that I didn't like, but I LOVE Sako rifles. And I do have preference for classic style rifles. But from what I've seen of it and what the salesman told me, it's in excellent condition. If it's not to my liking, I have three days to return it. I will take a look at the bore when I receive it at my local FFL, which ought to be tomorrow. A lady at the Richfield Cableas store told me that it belonged to a collector. It looks as though it has never been fired. Judging by the photos, it appears to be in pristine condition. I bought my latest Sako off of Cabelas' Richfield Website. If I'm ever drawn for Desert Big Horn, I will use my new Sako AV. 270 Win is pretty darn good in its own right. The 7MM Rem Mag is truly an excellent cartridge for all North American big game. The exit wound was better than an inch in diameter. The 160 grain Partition from my Sako AV Classic destroyed its heart. 270 Win 150 grain Partition would have killed that elk just as dead. We didn't get back to camp until about midnight. My guide told me that he'd of gone better than 900lbs. Grading: NIB: $550, Exc.: $425, Vgood: $300 This info was taken from the latest edition of the Blue Book of Gun Values and the 2012 Standard Catalog of Firearms.Thanks for your compliment about my elk. It has a 2' or 4' barrel, either a round or square butt, and has adjustable sights. Grading: Exc.: $600, Vgood: $450, Good: $200 Smith & Wesson Revolver Model 34-1 22 LR - Introduced in 1936 as the. In 1957 'Model 14' was stamped on the yoke. This model was also known as the 'K-38'. Smith & Wesson Revolver Model 14-1 357 Mag. Grading - Exc.: $1000, Vgood: $850, Good: $650 Allow $250 for the scope mounted. The emails come up on my screen as all X's. I'm sorry but they do not allow any transfer of business or personal info on this forum. Hi, my name isXXXXX would be glad to help you any way that I can by answering your question to the best of my ability.

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