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300 "win" mag on GB
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Sako Collectors Club Discussion Forum
Lars Pyykkønen
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I'm certainly not an expert here; however, I have two 1969 .300 Win Mags. Both have Bofors stamps. Both serial number are 38xxx. Much higher. I have been questioned a few times about authenticity because Sako was supposed to stop using the Bofos Stamp in 68' and 69' was the first year the .300 Win Mag. was manufactured in mass. Maybe its a special order, custom or rebarreling. It looks older and I can't see the entire stamp in the ad.
Lars Pyykkønen
Well-Known Member
Thats hilarious. And also a horse of a different color. I'm sure the stamp says SAKO and .300 Mag. underneath.
