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Rickard.a said:
My new m78 22lr! Near mint condition. Got it for 300usd or (3000 nok) sights are williams and it very accurate.View attachment 27285View attachment 27286
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It must be something to live where you can buy a minty M78 for $300....I never see them for any price up here in Canada. My fullstock is the only one I have ever actually seen, and I have lived and participated in gunshows regularly for over four decades coast-to-coast.
 
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I had a 78 with the heavy barrel in 22LR. It was near mint and shot like a bench rifle. To this day I don't know why I traded it off. I swapped it even steven for a Cooper in 17Remington. Got the Copper and realized I'd much rather had the 78. Dumb on my part, really dumb.
 
Bill Suter said:
I had a 78 with the heavy barrel in 22LR. It was near mint and shot like a bench rifle. To this day I don't know why I traded it off. I swapped it even steven for a Cooper in 17Remington. Got the Copper and realized I'd much rather had the 78. Dumb on my part, really dumb.
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Your only mistake was in trading for a 17 Remington. If you would have got a Copper rimfire you would be a happy camper to this day without a doubt. Sako 78 doesn't hold a candle to the Cooper rimfire.
 
paulsonconstruction said:
Your only mistake was in trading for a 17 Remington. If you would have got a Copper rimfire you would be a happy camper to this day without a doubt. Sako 78 doesn't hold a candle to the Cooper rimfire.
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Not to sure I would agree with that. I shot mine against full blown BR rifles and it did very well. Not gonna say it out shot them but it was right on their heels. I think I was the weak link.
 
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