Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sako 85 Black Bear is a purpose built weapon for bear and wild boar hunters. This model features an adjustable single stage trigger, adjustable shallow “V†Express style rear sight with white bead front sight for fast target acquisition and a barrel band for front swivel. The patented Total Control Magazine Latch (TCL) prevents accidental release of the stainless steel magazine under the heaviest recoil or harshest hunting conditions. If desired the magazine may be top-loaded without being removed from the rifle. The forged one piece bolt with three locking lugs offers fast, smooth cycling with controlled round feed and mechanical case ejection. Rifle Barrel Length: Semi heavy 540mm fluted barrel 20.0" with barrel band for front swivel Rifle Barrel Twist: 14" Rifle Overall Length: 1055 mm (41 1/2") .
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