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Although many Sakos came directly to Australia from Finland, it seems that a lot of them made a stop in the U.S. first. However, I doubt that if this one is chambered for .25-20 it came through the U.S. as I can find no evidence that the .25-20 chambering was ever commercially imported to the U.S.That is correct, for the US rifles.
In Australia, the rear sights where fitted on all L46 rifles, even on alot of Varmint barrels.
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As far as i thought, all early Sako's where imported directly to Australia by Custers. i will start another thread on this as it is something worth discussing more.Although many Sakos came directly to Australia from Finland, it seems that a lot of them made a stop in the U.S. first. However, I doubt that if this one is chambered for .25-20 it came through the U.S. as I can find no evidence that the .25-20 chambering was ever commercially imported to the U.S.
I probably didn't phrase that very well. What I meant was not that there was some commercial importation to Australia of new Sakos which was routed through the U.S., but rather that many Sakos now in Australia were imported as used guns from the U.S.As far as i thought, all early Sako's where imported directly to Australia by Custers. i will start another thread on this as it is something worth discussing more.
Can you expand on what you know of rifles stopping first in the US on route to Aust?
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