blackjack
Well-Known Member
Good Afternoon Ladies & Gentlemen,
Thinking about the BSA factories of the 1950,s & 60's and the quality of those superb rifles, which were built to a standard and NOT to a price. Sako rifles of the late 1940's, 50's & 60's were firearms of true style and quality. My Dad always said to
me " If It ain't broke don't fix It ". BSA & SAKO once had It right. BSA no longer exists and modern Sako styling is drab & dull.
I think when Beretta took over the reigns at Sako, the styling and classic looks went out of the window. I don't think for a moment that the Sako " Big Cheeses " would be at all interested in the re-emergence of the venerable classic L46 & L461 rifles. They are only motivated by profit and greed.
Regards Blackjack
Thinking about the BSA factories of the 1950,s & 60's and the quality of those superb rifles, which were built to a standard and NOT to a price. Sako rifles of the late 1940's, 50's & 60's were firearms of true style and quality. My Dad always said to
me " If It ain't broke don't fix It ". BSA & SAKO once had It right. BSA no longer exists and modern Sako styling is drab & dull.
I think when Beretta took over the reigns at Sako, the styling and classic looks went out of the window. I don't think for a moment that the Sako " Big Cheeses " would be at all interested in the re-emergence of the venerable classic L46 & L461 rifles. They are only motivated by profit and greed.
Regards Blackjack