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Sako in 300 Winchester Magnum

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This rifle is in a different configuration than I am accustomed. It has a grip cap, nice checkering and a heavy recoil pad. It has a 26 inch barrel and sling. What does anyone know about this beauty and whether or not anyone would be interested in buying it? I'm not sure what to do with it...
[SakoCollectors.com] Sako in 300 Winchester Magnum
 
It looks like an A-III or A-V that has been custom stocked and barreled. Very nice, however. Can you describe any of the markings that might be present?

The Mauser below it is also a classy looking piece. What's it's story? (It's okay to discuss Mausers here because the later FN's used a Sako trigger.)
[SakoCollectors.com] Sako in 300 Winchester Magnum
 
The second rifle is a Interarms Whitworth in a 7mm STW. It too has a 26 inch barrel. I acquired these in a collection of guns that I got, out of which I only plan to keep a couple. They are both nice rifles, I just don't know that much about either of them, however, they are high quality rifles.
 
kirk: Yes, looks like the 300 Win is a custom build on a Sako action. Are there any markings on the top, left or right side of the barrel just forward of the action? Also, what style is the grip cap?
 
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