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It is time to talk about Sako rifles! These are exceptional rifles, and the new S20 is no exception. The Sako S20 has some surprises and I have truly enjoyed taking a close look at it. An aluminum chassis makes the rifle seem like one piece which may define new levels of accuracy potential. The Sako S20 is a military grade rifle that you can buy and go hunting with. How great is that! If you enjoy this Sako S20 review please subscribe and consider joining me on Patreon. If you have a Sako S20 feel free to comment below and let me know what you think. Thanks for being here, take care, and Merry Christmas to you all!
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Merry christmas USOG and USOG viewers!
Thank you,.. and to you and yours.
Same to you sir.
Thanks and to both of you a healthy new year!
Hi Reg and viewers.
I have a rifle review request :
Reg would you please find a post WW2, military issued, bolt action Mauser. The rifle chambered in 30.06.
Viewers, do any of you own one?
Regards and have a great new year, Charles
My apologies, I meant “Mike” and Reg. I thought you had one? Or maybe that was a FN, M-98 ?
Still the best reviews on the tube.. thank you sir!
I have both calibers, on different platforms. I’m a 06 fan myself, but what one is better????
Personal preference
I was a Sako Beretta Trident Dealer for 17 years. SOLID rifles, never had one in my hands that didn't shoot like a house a fire. Hunted @ the world with them too - VERY well made dependable rifles. Anxious to ad one of these to my collection!
I VERY much enjoy your videos, no macho/bravado chest thumping, just solid reviews from someone who is passionate @ quality sporting arms and is knowledgeable w/o being biased as well. Thank you for your vids.
I feel like his gun collection is probably worth 100 times what my life is worth
You are not the only one.
Well, not what your *life* is worth, but maybe one's life earnings! ;-). Happy 2021
@@lohikarhu734 Think he had an autocorrect problem. Im quite sure it should say my wife rather than life 😂😘
Most definitely would throw you out the life boat to safe the gun collection. Nothing personal...
I don't own any Sako rifles, but I am a recent convert to their ammunition. I now exclusively buy and reload Sako for my 30-06 and 6.5 Swede. Great manufacturer.
Just a FYI. As someone who has dropped the occasional irreplaceable part of a valuable instrument. I once lost for a few days a titanium screw for a rare Emerson knife. A shop vacuum cleaner with a piece of panty hose stretched across the hose opening can be used for non-magnetic items. Sweep slowly and check often for what gets picked up and held to the panty hose section.
That's fantastic! Thank you
Those are great scopes. The one you have was originally intended for field target air rifle competitions. The large wheel will have yardage marks so that the shooter can know the precise range when the target comes into focus. This allows for precise holdover with the air rifles. I have a similar scope I use on my 22-250. Great review and Merry Christmas to you!
You do a extremely admiral job with every analyisis you submit, thankyou!
Sako and tikka are both really well made and quality bolt action rifles , just a shame sako stopped producing the A7, got an A7 in 243 and a tikka t3 in 223
Thank you for your sane discussions of firearms. They are a real pleasure to watch.
A very well thought out rifle, even if they didn't use wood anywhere on it. Sako has always had a good reputation for quality.
i have five Sako rifles and all of them perform extremely well and are very accurate
Great vid, very informative. Subscribed. Just ordered this rifle a few days ago in 7 Rem Mag. Now the waiting begins.
Fantastic decision - and thanks for subscribing!
I've been looking at the S20 in 6.5 Creedmoor, haven't made any decision to buy one just yet, but I did buy, just recently, a Sako Finnfire II in .22 LR and I was amazed, literally, at the
accuracy I got.
I can easily believe what you are showing here about this S20 and when the time comes to buy again, you can be sure this one will be front and center.
I would like to wish you and the team there at USOG, the Merriest of Christmases this year and all the best wishes and good health for 2021.
Hi Mike! Merry Christmas, and thank you for all the little gifts and treasures you've given us over the past year!
Sako Rifles set the standard for all other rifles. My dad and I have had Sako rifles since the early 60's. Many brands have gotten better over the years, but Sako's were in a completely different league for decades and
Wow! I've never seen a scope set up like that. It looks like Great equipment.
Also I thought of our Conversation recently about your Brother and my Siblings. On November 6th My Big Brother past away in His Sleep. I Guess He is
" Waiting Up the Trail Ahead of Me."
I Didn't Get to Go to His Funeral Due to this Politicised Covid mess. And I was Unable to See it on Line.
Sometimes when you Answer the Phone it's time to Talk about Difficult Things. For Sure November 6th was Difficult.
But Thank You For Giving Me That Good Mindset from the Situation With Your Brother.
Merry Christmas and Best Wishes from Montana! M.H.
THX, Sir!
Merry Christmas from the edge of the Bavarian Alps!
Auch from near the Fils Tal!
Merry Christmas, Mike. Thanks for the excellent review of this high tech rifle. It's not my cup of tea, and out of my price range, but I can appreciate the engineering that went into it.
Another wonderful video! Thank you! And I’m happy you’re doing well.
TGR was way out of my reach (maybe someday in another life :), so I purchased S20 Precision 6.5 Creed.
Absolutely amazing rifle!
As I understand the big selling point for the new S20 was the modularity. When it came out there were two options: Hunter ( what you have) and Precision.
And the idea is that like the Hunter version you have there is always the buttstock and the forend and you can mix them up and in the future there would be maybe more options to choose from.
Personally I am waiting to buy my first rifle (have the permit there on the table, only what I want is out of stock atm :( so have to wait) and watching your videos I have decided to buy a wood stock iron sighted hunting rifle at some point in my life because who does not like the classics ;)
Greetings from Finland and have a happy 2021!
Interesting design. Sako is a first class manufacturer. Excellent video and info.
Yet another brilliant review. I’ve been fascinated by these S20s for a while now. Will definitely be getting one when I can.
I was surprised you didn’t mention the other precision stock option that’s available for them. I’d be keen the have both options for hunting or range 🤔
Crazy looking rig you've got there. It looks very well thought out. It's not exactly the classically configured firearm that catches my attention, but I think I'd still be proud to own one. Very nice, and Merry Christmas.
Great video ! Merry Christmas from Northern B.C. Canada !
Sorry I'm late !..A very merry Christmas and prosperous New year. Thanks for another year of your superb revues .Regards Gerald (The sage )..From old Blighty .
I think Sako wanted to go even further than Roessler and others in modularity. Only one flaw: other than bolt 85. Almost perfect!
Thanks for the review and Merry Christmas.
All the best to you MrMotorz! Merry Christmas!
Thanks you for the video, Merry Christmas.
A nice early Christmas present to Your viewers education/entertainment , Thank You ! . A very nice rifle , beautifully built and like almost anything made in Finland made with Function being the primary objective and an equal amount of care devoted to its appearance and ascetics . Function over Form , so whilst I love to see a really nice piece of well grained walnut oiled to a lovely matt shine and shaped with curves and contours to make a super model jealous , I can appreciate the fact that Modern polymers are a much more functional proposition for a tool that might have to contend with the hard knocks from a stint in the wilderness in many varied and possibly extreme conditions . Thank You ! to All at the USOG channel , I have enjoyed everything I've seen from this channel and look forward to many more happy hours viewing in the New Year , Have a Very Merry Christmas and with luck an even Better New Year, Everybody ! . Shoot Straight , Stay Safe & Stay Well .
I once had a Sako 996 in 30-378 Weatherby. To me this bolt and for the most part the reciever look the same or at least very similiar
Hahaha,,,sorry,,,,,Good video !!! I am (really) actually laughing at myself because I've never heard the say-ko rifles called sock-ko ! Don't mind me,,, I really like your videos, subscribed in 2015. My favorite four are 22/250,,25/06,,300 Win Mag,, and 45/70.
Thanks for your time and effort with the informative videos. Merry Christmas---Happy New Year !!!
The Aluminium chassis looks like a follow on from the TRG designed for strength, stability and accuracy, lovely quality rifle and great review and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for another great review. Merry Christmas!
Well Mike, this is an Interesting design of this Sako rifle. I can appreciate the engineering and machining that goes into these modern rifles. And the Fins make some fantastic guns. But I still struggle to warm up to these modern examples with modern materials. To me, I just prefer rifles made of steel and wood. I suppose I’m being somewhat hypocritical considering that I carry a Glock 19 everyday for personal defense. There was a TH-cam video that was at least five or more years old that showed a brief tour of the Sako plant by a British outdoors channel. I can’t recall the name of the channel. The people they spoke with at the plant during the tour had a strong commitment to quality manufacturing and design. You might still find this video if you search for it. Anyway, Sako seems to make some amazing firearms and thank you for sharing this video.
Yes! I also adjust myself to triggers!
We're not too common out there - but maybe plenty of people just don't talk about it. : )
It would be nice for us tradionalists if they would use those same techniques with a wood stock. A classic wood stock stiffened by the backbone and bedded to perfection. That combined with their workmanship and action sounds like a natural winner. Ahhh---then if it could be done in stainless...... I do admire the one wrench torx used on all necessary fasteners. A great feature out in a remote hunting camp as well as a choice that doesn't always slip and trash the screw heads! Thanks for another very interesting video.
Thanks Douglas - good points and torx is great so long as one has one...and the right one 😂
Great review Mike, as always!
Getting hard to keep everyone’s models separated at this point; didn’t Heym make an S20??
Heym made SR20 named model, I think.
I adjust myself to triggers . . .
Love it!!
Hi Mike. Another masterpiece, very nice. Merry Xmas to you and your family, Stay safe.
You do ''THE BEST'' reviews ! ! !
'Fire between pulses..' Yep, that is JUST what Biathlon shooters do, they release at the 'turn-around' in the heartbeat. After skiing one's butt off, the pulse is a LOT more active than a guy at the range ;-)
That looks like a very nice piece! Really clean design, and that stiffness that you note is undoubtedly from very fine tolerances in manufacturing. Is it available in .270 Win? BTW, did you mention the 'street price' ;-) 'Street price' ... that ain't no street gun!!
Have a nice Christmas, keep safe, keep those around you safe, and look forward to an improving 2021!
Hello Lohi! Great comment - I'll have to listen more carefully to my heart. Sounds like a country western song : ) It isn't in .270 yet when I asked Sako - but could be. They're about $2200. - probably less here and there. I think this will be a very popular rifle anyway - and available in numbers soon. It does everything well. Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year!
@@UnitedStatesOfGuns thanks! I'm really enjoying many of your videos, although sometimes they are away over my head, and almost always out of my budget ;-) , but, still, I've always been one who enjoys knowledge, for the sake of knowledge! I like shooting paper, mostly, but, if we move to another country, maybe shoot "for the table", we really like Elk the most :-) not a "trophy" hunter, either, as I always had this feeling that trophy hunting depleted the best part of the gene pool for the animals... Sorry, I digress! BTW, I keep wondering just how many rifles (and other firearms) you have in your collection? Seems to be endlessly deep ;-) !
Have a great 2021, keep well keep up the nice videos!
Hello. Thank you for a great review but maybe it would have been a good idea to tell about why the SAKO S20 is made as it is. If you feel to change it from the Hunter to the Precision model and vice vers.
Merry Christmas.
Enjoyed the review, they obviously put a great deal of time and thought into this rifle.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, take care and stay healthy!
Hi Paul - you're right - it feels like a one piece rifle. The very best to you; thanks for your many helpful comments. Merry Christmas! 🙏
I've seen a S20 in gun shop and I honestly think it looks like a upgrade Tikka t3x .. that's my opinion , I know everyone will have a different opinion
I agree, its geard towords those who would like a blaser but could only afford a tikka.
This is what the sako A7 should have been. The A7 is good, but it looked way to similar to the tikka t3x.
So the tikka sales crushed it.
It has aluminium reinforced stock,
3 locking lug bolt, and a good adjustable trigger.
But it just looks to much like the tikka t3x. The S20 does not it has that specific look, and comes in two different stock versions taget and hunting.
Thank you for a excellent video
Merry Christmas
Hello Mister @USOG, I wish you a happy new year 2021 and I hope you had a great Christmas with best regards from the home of your ancestors, Germany.
I don't want to offend you and I apologize in advance - however, the fact is that I do care about you. I see that your hands are trembling a lot every now and then. These can of course be harmless circulatory problems or nervousness, but it can also be a sign that something worse is looming, such as Parkinson's. I ask you to let yourself be examined thoroughly, because we want you to be with us for a long time and see your great videos for another 50 years (minimum). :)
Thank you Andreas : ) I hope you had a nice Christmas and thank you so much for your concern. I made a couple of videos and talk about the shaking and tremor. I went through many tests and the early indications were Parkinson's - which is what it is - and then subsequent testing revealed essential tremor. I have had the tremor all my life and it comes and goes - and doesn't seem to be based on what I am doing or conditions in the environment. I have no problem shooting - which is nice. I received various prescriptions over the years and maybe they were sometimes good. Some of them made me sleepy or impaired my thinking - so I stopped taking them. Anyway - I keep going and hopefully can last a few more years or longer. I truly appreciate your concern. I wish you the very best of health and happiness - and everything. God Bless.
Merry Christmas! Very interesting rifle although I am more into the traditional favorites.
There seems to be some Sako m995 dna in that s20 bolt. So there is close relation to Sako TRG, the bolt looks very familiar.
Mike I have been tempted by the S20 since I first saw one online. There aren't any gun shops around here that stock Sako so I doubt I'll ever get to handle one unless I order one and have it sent to my FFL.
I enjoy watching your video's of all the beautiful rifles you own, and this may be a finely constructed rifle and durable, but I don't find polymer particularly attractive so I don't own any but I can see the practicality and why many people would be interested in this firearm it's just not my cup of tea. Thanks.
I agree
Happy Holidays!!
However unlikely, one advantage that a polymer mag might have over steel (in addition to weight savings) is if it ever took a hard hit like being dropped from an elevated position. If cracked it may still function whereas if steel is dented it may not function.
Very nice. On another note have a wonderful Christmas!
You got a new subscriber. Great way of explaining.
Thank you!
I like that stock,Sako barrel on Fin Nagant.
Good day! Please tell me what barrel twist (barrel rifling pitch) the version has S20 hunter .308 and what weight does a bullet fly more heap?
Merry Christmas Sir 🤘 from northern Québec
The very best to you in La Belle Province - Merry Christmas my friend!
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 USOG!!
I think Santa came early and put a present under the tree, the wrapping paper is in the shape of a Sako but I can't open it yet.... hurry hurry Christmas.
I love watching you’re videos!
Glad you're here Camden! Merry Christmas!
@@UnitedStatesOfGuns Merry Christmas to you as well!
Always great videos
Nice to see a FL action for folks who reload.
Is it me or does the S20 barreled action look exactly like a Tikka T3x? I ask because I would love to get an S20, especially if I could pop it into an aftermarket stock like the MDT HNT26 down the road. If you could give me some feedback on this it would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!!
Merry Christmas Sir !
Not a big Sako fan after owning 5 of them from the 75’s and 85’ as well as the A7 all of the had a feeding problem or extraction problem even with premium ammo of several kinds! The Tikka is actually the best gun they make for the price and have never had a problem with the Tikka’s I have owned! I have owned a lot of premium rifles and their is a lot of other guns in the same price range that are a better gun, but the Tikka is a great gun for the price! Just my two cents after almost 60 years of hunting!
The S20 has a plunger ejector like a Remington 700. You won't have ejection problems.
That’s what they said about the 85 that it wouldn’t have feeding concerns like the 75 but here we are talking about the problem again I guess we will just have to wait and see and hope it’s not!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to ALL! Another excellent video Mike, except I'm going to have to quit watching, I have eight Sakos already because of previous videos you've done. I have been looking at the TRG and S20 models ....Twas the night before the night of Christmas, still time to pick one up.
Well, I did get the TRG22 with a Leupold VX IV 6.5X20X50, what a beautiful work of hammered steel and synthetic materials.
you and ron spomer should have a debate about the 308.
Hi and thanks for the idea. I had to look up Ron Spomer (I'm that out of the loop 😂) - what a great fellow and fine, fine knowledge. I found more than one commentary on the .308 and I like his opinions. As for the .308 - seems to selling well and delivers well known ballistics in an affordable and convenient package. So many cartridges to choose from - every perspective has its place.
Holy moly what's that
I’ve seen some reviews where it has trouble feeding 6.5 prc and accuracy issues. I really want to love this rifle but it’s given me pause. What are your thoughts or experiences? Great content per usual. Would you consider a new model 70 vs tikka t3x or s20 comparison and what you would pick. Thank you
Get a Tikka CTR in 6.5 Creedmoor. You will not regret it!
What do you think between the Sako vs Weatherby Mark V? Which would you pick if only one rifle could be picked?
Well you never got to reply but I ended up getting the Sako S20 Forest Roughtech in 7mm Rem mag.
75 is awesome my favourite of all time 85 is a really good hill rifle that we bit later s20 I hoip pell get on well with A lot of excitement and ware I say pell have being wate over 9 months now for 300 wm I an so it well be good
The reasons why so many European rifle manufacturers use standard length actions for shorter intermediate cartridges may be sound...such as rebarreling to longer cartridge as an additional option. Nevertheless, I believe short action rifles should be made to accommodate 308 and 300 Savage based cartridges. Merry Christmas and many blessings!
I think I may need to take another look at Sako's
It's true Phuk. This rifle shocked me. I understated the accuracy. It is a one piece rifle - practically speaking. I think that is what they had in mind. I wish you well my friend.
@@UnitedStatesOfGuns thank you for all the great videos, and happy holidays
It looks to me like they are trying to pull off a hybrid of a hunting and a precision rifle. All I can say is that in my experience a thing that is a jack of all trades is usually a master of none. Whether this rifle is able to bridge both worlds successfully only time will tell.
Anyways, to both yourself and to those behind the scenes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
It comes in 2 stocks, a beafier more for prs and this for hunting
I see all the European makers going to these ergonomic, modern stocks. I'm sure they feel great, but I like the old world craftsmanship and traditional look of those rifles and guns.
I agree - a traditional rifle is still the way. Although these are very, very fine. Merry Christmas!
I think that they are made mostly for the driven hunts that is so popular in europé today.
What are the threads per inch and diameter of the receiver threads for the barrel? I would like to know so that I can determine whether there are any aftermarket prefit barrels that will work with that action.
Hi Mike - I wish I knew and I don't have the rifle anymore. Sorry I can't help.
The Finn’s know how to make firearms. Sako is the only push feed rifle I would use for dangerous game because of the magazine design. The cartridge cannot come out of the magazine unless it is feeding into the chamber. I would go into brush after boar and bear with a Sako.
That says a lot Aaron - excellent rifles for so many generations. The Finns know what's what. Your reference to dangerous game is significant. Thanks for the note - as always.
Merry Xmas to USOG. Thank you for all the great videos!
Merry Christmas Hobby Addict! I'll keep going : )
Jesus IS the reason for the season DO NOT (cross) him out!😒😱
If you can't spell Christmas? Just put happy Holy-days!
How many rifles do you own? Seems massive.
love that scope need one to pilot my boat
I I captain
: ) You're right Ryan - blimey a good, clear glass brings the horizon in.
Do they have different action lengths for long and short cartridges? or is it like Tikka with just one length for everything?
Japan allowed people use this kind of rifle to do hunting, some people are buying, also shotguns are allowed. But Taiwan island is still under strict restrictions, no open; now a kind of small deer got a lot reproduced in wild lands naturally, getting become pest in the visible future, too many deers gathered, they got contagious disease; witch birds are pest, destroying plants & fish, shrimp breeding areas; a lot of pest are not allowed to be killed by individual, people got suffered, millions people asked government to do open, but got denied. If pest are reproduced continuously, maybe get disaster, it will be another sadness. Millions people don’t know why those anti-guns people & Buddhist still insist that, they don’t know the fact & how hard to do farming. In Taiwan island, people got hurt by animals, even people got died, no compensation, nothing can do to animals, just is unlucky; some people say animals right equal to human right; but a guy used scissors or knife to kill other or policeman, got released, no punishment.
If there’s another opportunity, you may arrange a tour to see this beautiful, strange, crazy island.
Merry Christmas 🎄 ❤️
I was lucky enough to visit Taiwan before the casedemic, it is really nice but no gun ownership is definitely a huge mark against it. Especially since it's at risk of invasion from PRC, what sense does it make to have a weak populace? They value the people as slaves more than the security of the country as a whole.
@@topduk Perhaps, let people get weaker and easier to be ruled; but old rulers, their family’s members & very few VIP have many kinds of guns, they have body guards, also they carried handgun for self defense usually; they don’t allow people do it. Since the end of World War II, old government came from mainland China, settled very strict martial laws, guns laws & other laws to control people; slaughtered people. Now through election, they got new government, but still using old laws, absolutely no individual is allowed to buy any kinds of real guns, also there’s no legal real guns can be bought; even some kind of toy guns are prohibited, hunting is prohibited. The government always used reasons to deny, such as toppling government, sniping officials, society security and animals protection. Also there are many anti-guns people, animals protection groups, Buddhist, they spoke loudly, they are more powerful. Now many people are eager to buy guns and hunting, but absolutely no way; so except working, many people attend to do eating, drinking, playing videos games, having drugs or something sexual or nonsense or illegal; many people are getting fatter, weaker, degenerated.
What country are you in? I love a lot of the rifles you do but a lot are from Europe. I’m from the US, and have a hard time finding them here. But they’re super affordable in the UK.
Hi Craig - I'm just North of you - in Canada - probably the last best place on Earth - but maybe I need to travel more - when possible. Thanks for asking and if you're interested in wide open places, solid laws, fantastic people, fantastic outdoors and wilderness as far as one can see - and 4 people per square mile - this is your place. And they still allow us to have some guns. : ) All the best to you for 2021!
USOG Thanks for the reply so quickly. I had a hunch you are from the North. I’m somewhat close. I live in central Pa.
I’m going to assume that since Canada was and still is closely connected to the UK that firearms such as Parker Hales are more easily attainable? Here in the US they are not all that common. I was digging around on guntraderUK the other night and while seeing some of the prices that these absolutely gorgeous rifles were going for, my jaw dropped. They were very, very reasonable in price. You could even say cheap. I love classic firearms and my biggest passion is Handloading for them.
If I could find good work in Canada I’d move in a heartbeat. I’m not sure if I’m smart, lucky, unlucky or just stubborn but I’m not married and don’t have kids so there isnt much keeping me in Pa besides great friends and family. As long as I could make it back for a week or two of Pennsylvania deer camp I’d love certain parts of Canada.
Thanks again for the reply. Which province do you call home? As I’m sure some are better than others when it comes to being a gun and hunting enthusiast.
Super présentation !🙂👍
Great video! I just held one of these at Cabelas and really was taken by the feel and look of it. I’ve really only had/used a bit of the older, more traditional styles of guns as far as hunting rifles goes. I’m looking for a new gun in 300win mag. We’ll see if this one’s it! Thanks again.
Thank you - you're most welcome. They're cool aren't they....but not very traditional - which I guess was the idea.
What do you think of the 75 compared to 85?
Hi Mort - As you know they are similar - but somehow I like the 75 better for no particular reason.
What is the middle rifle on the wall rack? Laminated ruger no1?
Waiting for the range video..... :(
I am sure that it is a fine rifle and is very accurate but I would not buy one for myself. I am old fashioned but if you make a video about it I will watch because your videos are always so interesting . That scope is something else also I have a rifle I would like to try something like that on . Have a very merry Christmas and thank you for all the great videos you have made a terrible year better.
S20 or t3x?
I waited 14mths for a finnfire 2. Failed to extract/eject randomly from new. Traded it in at a big loss
😥 Rifles and guns are a matter of national pride in Finland. If you had sent it back... anyway - these things have happened to me any times. I'm sorry to you. Have a Merry Christmas anyway. 🙏
Sorry but not true! I sent my Sako’s back that had problems until I was blue in the face and finally just sold them for a loss and lesson learned! Tikkas are great but why can’t they make a rifle that cost twice as much work as good as their base model?
@@UnitedStatesOfGuns wasn’t prepared to wait again. Didn’t their eyes light up when I wanted to trade it! Once they realised what it was and that the price had risen considerably. Approximately 4x the price of my ruger American that is flawless in operation. Yes it feels cheaper for sure but what good is a luxury vehicle that doesn’t drive . Xmas was good thanks, nice and warm here in Aus 👍
Never cut down a polymer tree .i like walnut better
How about siberian larch?
So much better
Same here but maple looks cool too
16th oh hang on a moment i still learning to count 6th
You could ride your gun like a unicycle with a scope like that.
Beautiful rifles, well made - but with out of date barrel twist rates
Thanks S Hurt - I didn't think of that.
Mike you OK bro
Didn’t any of you notice when he pulled the action and barrel from the chassis that he had the bolt and the trigger ready to fire and he failed to take the bolt out. When he pulls it out of the chassis, you hear the click of the trigger going off. If there was a round in there, it would go bang.
Which is why a person should always assume that a firearm is loaded unless they have verified it is unloaded. In the above video since the firearm was disassembled off-screen the step to verify that it is not loaded has already occurred.
Sadly, there are plenty of people who year in and year out who prove that doing such a simple thing is just too difficult. A few years ago a person I knew wanted to show me their brand new derringer. I wanted to see it as well and so they brought it out. They didn't verify that the gun was unloaded and they had it pointed at my stomach with their finger on the trigger. I asked them if the gun was actually loaded (I assumed it was) and they said that it was. I asked them to unload the gun, but they refused to and told me not to worry because the safety was on. I told them that a safety can fail and all firearm manuals state so as well. Instead of just unloading the gun they got upset and put the gun away as if to punish me. At that point I was happy the gun was gone.
That's not a scope, thats a drone
Adjusting yourself to the trigger is exactly what I do.