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Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
bigsqueeze #3073247 05/31/09
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Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
bigsqueeze #3073251 05/31/09
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I don't think the 370 will ever be mainstream like the 375HH and 338Win. Brass and bullets are much more exoensive and not widely available. Eg: barnes 250gr TSX (50) 76.00, 100 brass 214 dollars.
Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
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I realize that this post is very old, but I have recently acquired a Kodiak in .375 and am interested in loads that folks have had success with as a way to establish reasonable starting points for load development in my rifle.

Many thanks for any wisdom you may share!
Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
Genehunter #5678358 10/04/11
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Originally Posted by Genehunter
I realize that this post is very old, but I have recently acquired a Kodiak in .375 and am interested in loads that folks have had success with as a way to establish reasonable starting points for load development in my rifle.

Many thanks for any wisdom you may share!


I picked up a Kodiak in 375 a few weeks ago but have only had a chance to shoot it once. One thing I noticed loading up some plinker round for it is that magazine length is going to limit you somewhat when loading spire point bullets. I had to decrease the COAL from what was in the Horndady manual for the 225 gr Spire Points. Otherwise, I really like the rifle. Excellent balance and the iron sites are positioned such that they come in alignment with very little head movement needed when mounting the rifle.

Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
bigsqueeze #6489071 05/09/12
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Originally Posted by bigsqueeze
Originally Posted by nickelstick
whiner
........ laugh laugh laugh laugh....You`re a laugher and a joke!....."Whiner" is the best rebuttal you can come up with after you are challenged and rightly so?

Accusing me of slamming rifles that I cannot afford or won`t afford?

And when you`re challenged and confronted head on,,,"WHINER" is the best response ya got there???................. laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh

Yep! A real laugher!




checked out a Sako Kodiak .375 and it is heads & shoulders above the Ruger Alaskan...this I agree, BUT just what is nickledicks problem? Such attitude?

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Re: Has anyone seen the Sako 85 Kodiak rifle yet?
bigsqueeze #6497951 05/12/12
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Originally Posted by bigsqueeze
Originally Posted by nickelstick
I just like to watch you babble.....see know one cares.
........I`m not concerned with who cares or who doesn`t care! Interesting that you have no comment or can`t comment, after you were confronted, challenged, dis-credited and then decisively check-mated.....

It appears as though you`re a damn democrat! Ah hell! Just an assumption on my part! Because that`s what they do when confronted with facts. Like a bunch of cockroaches when confronted with a can of "Raid"

PS.......BTW! In your sentence above of,,,"know one cares",,,the "know" as you so eloquently state or typed should be spelled as,,,,,,,,,"NO"

How`s that for some babbling?



Nobody cares... I'm glad the two of you have resolved that. I'd give me left nut for a 375, $800 or $1600 don't matter to me. Ruger and Sako are both good guns... I don't think the game animals you're shooting with them give a chit how much they cost.

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