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Production numbers

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Is there a source to determine how many of a particular model Sako was produced. I have a left handed, Deluxe, L-691 in .300 Weatherby. I can't imagine that Sako produced many of these and was curious if they publish any production data.
 
Welcome Strapman -

Sorry - don't believe production info was kept track of nearly that closely. Your assumption of 'not too many' is right, I'm sure, but don't know if that means 10 or 100... I know little about the 91 series, wasn't even aware they chambered for 300 Wea .

There are members here that have cataloges from that era, and perhaps can confirm that it was a regular production caliber or not. If it isn't, it wouldn't be unheard of for Sako to have produced a short run of an uncatalogued chambering.

The barrel does have the Sako markings, right?

Dick
 
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