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I have for sale a very nice Sako S491 single shot chambered in 6PPC. The barrel is 23 1/2" and it measures .775" at the muzzle. The bluing looks great with no rust or scratches, slight bit of thinning blue at the muzzle, the wood is real nice to showing only very minor handling marks. Bore is mint condition. 1495.00 shipped free to conti USA, no sales to CA. I prefer discreet Paypal F&F but will accept USPS money order, these are the only two payment methods I accept. Be sure your FFL holder will accept from an individual, I will provide him with a copy of my DL and an invoice for the rifle. Photos in next 3 posts.

That's a beauty

wowzer..........

quite the Unicorn.......

GLWYS !

Set Trigger?

Quien Sabe,


GWB

Bet its a Tack Driver. Very tempting.

Standard trigger

I have never fired it bit I see no reason why it wouldnt be a tack driver

Yes it is.....I rarely ever see one online

Thanks,,,,,your avatar is a beauty to !

I have one of these, and it makes 3-shot cloverleafs at 200 yards without much effort. Three shots once went into .276" with Hornady Vmax bullets.

If you're on the fence, buy this rifle.

Late night bump

TTT

I will entertain serious offers on this fine rifle

Cznut: Let ME sell this Rifle for you!
Several years ago I bought, from an estate, a MINT condition Sako heavy barrel single shot Rifle in caliber 6m/m PPC.
I was very hesitant to buy the Rifle back then, mostly because of the "daintiness" of the Sako action! I just could not imagine it attaining excellent accuracy as small as the action was.
I could not have been more wrong in my speculation!
The word was the deceased had bought the Rifle mounted a Leupold 24 power scope on it an fell ill before shooting could commence.
The estate lingered for years then it was sold to me.
My first trip to the range with the Rifle using Sako unfired brass handloads, produced two groups (5 shots at 100 yards) measuring .443" and .389".
Very good I said to myself and off I went home with some fireformed brass and ideas abounding in my head to better the accuracy.
The next trip yielded two groups (5 shots at 100 yards) with fireformed brass measuring .226" (68 grain Euber bullets) and .212" (70 grain Nosler Ballistic Tips!)!
That latter group is my go to Varminting load - and that IS superb accuracy with a "Varmint bullet"!
If I was younger I would buy this Rifle as well - the trigger on mine is excellent and the stock fits me to a "T" at the range and in the Colony Varmint fields.
I use VV N-133 powder in my handloads.
Good luck in your sale and BTT.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Thanks VarmintGuy.....I will listen to reasonable offers on this rifle.

TTT

I will offer $1100.00 serious dollars/

I appreciate the offer bit I will have to pass.