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I purchased the rifle at an estate sale as you see it here. At the time I purchased it, it had never been shot.
Do you think that the stock could be a Sako “custom shop” job or was it an aftermarket upgrade?
I don’t know anything about the rifle other than I think it was made in the mid 70’s based on its serial number.
I guess I need to go to the Sako Collectors store and buy the information I’m asking for.
There is no such thing as the Sako "custom shop", but the custom stock on your L61R is nicer than any Sako factory stock by far!!!
 
Ok, thanks. So, to be clear, in your opinion, it’s a Deluxe from Sako but it was re-stocked later?
Yes, based on the high polish blue and floor plate, logic would suggest it originated as a Sako Deluxe, maybe it was broken or the owner simply wanted the rifle to be one of a kind. It is speculative, but I’ve seen it done before.
 
Yes, based on the high polish blue and floor plate, logic would suggest it originated as a Sako Deluxe, maybe it was broken or the owner simply wanted the rifle to be one of a kind. It is speculative, but I’ve seen it done before.
Oh, ok. Well, I’ll take your opinion as my own then. I appreciate it. I really do. I don’t know much about Sako’s other than that they’re the best gun for the money. But now, I have a better idea of my own Thanks to you And the other gentlemen on this site.
 

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