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New Left Handed Sako 85 Hunter rifle
Left Handed Sako 85 Hunter rifle: Over 15% of the UK population are left handed so now Sako offers them the perfect solution; a true left handed version of the Sako 85 Hunter.
Launched in 2010, the Sako 85 Hunter is a beautifully crafted, perfectly balanced rifle that exhibits the smooth bolt operation and legendary accuracy of Sako.
Featuring high-grade walnut stock and satin-like blued finish to the barrel and receiver, the Sako 85 is a delight to own and shoot.
The ?lefty? will have all the features of the standard Sako 85 Hunter, including the detachable two-row staggered steel magazine and cold hammer-forged free floating barrels.
The left-handed version will initially be available in the medium action size only, with calibration for; .270, .25-06, 6.5×55 and 30.06.
Other action sizes and calibres will follow in 2013!
The SRP of the Sako 85 Hunter left-hand is £1,610.
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