Does anyone have any experience with old Redfield scopes? I noticed when looking at a lot of old hunting rifles for sale on the auctions that many seem to have been mounted with a Redfield, but I don't hear too many people singing the praises of Redfield these days. Does anyone know the proper model name for my rifle? "AV" (A-five)? Finnbear? Forester? Model L-579? Something else entirely?ģ. Is this Sako a "pre-Garcia?" As I understand it, an importer named Garcia started bringing in the Sako's in 1972, but I don't know if this is from before that or after.Ģ. In addition to the 30-06, he also put up two other beautiful Sako's, a. The story is that the owner of the rifle is going thru a messy divorce, so he decided to put a few of his "safe queens" up for sale. Has an old Redfield scope mounted on it (just says "Redfield 3x9") with a duplex reticle. On the underside of the blued barrel, just forward of the fore-end, it says "imported by Stoeger, N.J." The wooden stock is checkered and has a nice grain, but is otherwise unremarkable (no fancy gold elk's head inlet into the stock).
#Sako rifles by serial number serial number
Receiver marked "Sako AV" and serial number 584xxx. To make a long story short, I checked the rifle out today and told the sales guy "I'll take it!" I don't have the rifle yet, but will pick it up in a few weeks. While picking up his new Remington 700 CDL, he saw a rifle he thought I might be interested in. I just received my Hunter Safety Certificate and so a friend of mine knew I needed a big game hunting rifle (I've already got a CZ 452 in.
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