Posted by Jason Brumett
The name of this Sako says it all. This addition to the Sako line, the Classic merges Sako Finnish tradition with the latest technology, offering superior accuracy with the timeless aesthetic features serious Sako riflemen have come to expect.
The Classic includes every performance feature of today’s Sako 85 design, such as the legendary Sako accuracy, smooth bolt operation and perfect balance. The stock is crafted from select, high-grade walnut, and features a classic fine-line checkering pattern, palm swell and classic comb with shadow-line cheek piece.
The barrel and receiver are satin matte blued, matching the superior hand-rubbed oil finish.
Rosewood accentuates the forearm and grip, and Sako’s iconic red recoil pad puts the final touch on one of the finest hunting rifles Sako has ever designed.
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