Thanks mate, I'm confident it will.mistit wrote:That is a nice looking rifle , will do the job well I reckon
New 22-250 Bang stick.
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- .257 Roberts
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
Nice stick mate..I have the same in 223
When you start reloading for it let me know and I will send you a few samples to play with.
regards
bt
When you start reloading for it let me know and I will send you a few samples to play with.
regards
bt
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
SASA Feral Shooter wrote:Hey Mark, about bloody time eh?....was that 50 or 55gn?Sako 22-250 wrote:SA.....22-250 hornady Superformance is back on the shelf in Melbourne picking up few boxes this afternoon haven't been able to get any for a couple of monthsSA Feral Shooter wrote:Yeah mate , cant wait to pop some bunnies...BUT, they tell me there is a chronic shortage of ammo at the moment, Feds, Wins and Hornady might have to start hand loading for it.kickinback wrote:I love the 22/250 and yours is working well.
Cheers Mark
I run the 50gn but the 55gns are back as well
Mark
Pics below of my 243 laminated stainless with its 22-250 walnut sibling ...it's a cracker of a rifle
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- .257 Roberts
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
Thanks bt and thanks for the offer, I also have a .223 and a .260 in the same model ...I must admit though I was going to buy a Steyr pro varmint in 22-250 but at that time there was a 6 month wait so stuff it I said and bought another sako.b t wrote:Nice stick mate..I have the same in 223
When you start reloading for it let me know and I will send you a few samples to play with.
regards
bt
cheers.
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- .257 Roberts
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
Very nice mate, sakos sure do exude quality..you cant really go wrong with them.Sako 22-250 wrote:SASA Feral Shooter wrote:Hey Mark, about bloody time eh?....was that 50 or 55gn?Sako 22-250 wrote:SA.....22-250 hornady Superformance is back on the shelf in Melbourne picking up few boxes this afternoon haven't been able to get any for a couple of monthsSA Feral Shooter wrote:Yeah mate , cant wait to pop some bunnies...BUT, they tell me there is a chronic shortage of ammo at the moment, Feds, Wins and Hornady might have to start hand loading for it.kickinback wrote:I love the 22/250 and yours is working well.
Cheers Mark
I run the 50gn but the 55gns are back as well
Mark
Pics below of my 243 laminated stainless with its 22-250 walnut sibling ...it's a cracker of a rifle
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
NOICE Pair.
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
from an aesthetic viewpoint you definitely made the right choiceSA Feral Shooter wrote:b t wrote:...I must admit though I was going to buy a Steyr pro varmint in 22-250 but at that time there was a 6 month wait so stuff it I said and bought another sako.
cheers.
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Re: New 22-250 Bang stick.
I hope so mate....I have 2 more sakos and both of them had some marks on them . The .260 had a scratch down the bolt handle and marks on the muzzle where it had been leaning in a rack .The .223 also had rack marks , I chose to ignore these marks and just start shooting them . This time I wanted the 22-250 to be blemish free so after a bit of nagging from my part , Berettas manager hand picked one out for me resulting in a near perfect rifle. I say near perfect cos the crowns chamfer (cutting into the bore ) and lands had some nasty little nicks on it so a trip to a gunsmith was in order to which he easily cleaned them up . As you can see after only 40 rounds (including break in ) its a good shooter and has potential to shoot even tighter once the barrel settles in.
cheers.
cheers.
trevort wrote:from an aesthetic viewpoint you definitely made the right choiceSA Feral Shooter wrote:b t wrote:...I must admit though I was going to buy a Steyr pro varmint in 22-250 but at that time there was a 6 month wait so stuff it I said and bought another sako.
cheers.