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M995 barrel contour

Sako Collectors Club Discussion Forum

slancey

Active Member
I just bought an M995 in .30-378, which has the 26” barrel and weighs just over 8 lbs.
Do the standard version M995s (.270, .30-06) achieve their weight loss from a shorter barrel length, or are they slimmer as well?
 
I asked seller that pre purchase and it was sub 8#. Pretty amazing for 338 LM. Don't remember exactly, been a while, 7#9, maybe 7#11.
 
I just measured my barrel, and it's 0.612" at 26". I weighed it on a postal scale and it weighs 8lbs. on the nose, which is a little lighter than the manual lists. With a scope, mounts, sling and three rounds in the magazine, it's 10 1/4 lbs. Not exactly light enough for the high mountains, but just right for everything else, considering the cartridge.
 
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