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location Stoeger import marks
- Thread starter megsdad
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Sako Collectors Club Discussion Forum
Never say "never" (or conversely, "always") when it comes to Sakos. However, all of the Stoeger Mannlichers I have seen had the import mark on the upper side of the barrel just above the stock line (roughly at 2 O'clock if looking from the rear of the barrel).
You can have all of the ducks if I can get back to Africa.
You can have all of the ducks if I can get back to Africa.
