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By Hollis Butler (Group News Editor)
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This Sauer 202 Classic XT rifle has quality engineering and a hard-wearing design that make it a rifle for serious deer stalkers.
Sauer 202 Classic XT rifle review.
Ever since rifle production started at JP Sauer & Sohn in 1751, Sauer’s reputation for building desirable and high-quality rifles has steadily grown.
The company’s rifles definitely occupy the upper end of the stalking or fox rifle market, but sensibly Sauer has many practical options to make its products available to people who want its engineering prowess, but not necessarily the fine walnut and engraved actions.
The Sauer 202 model was created in 1993 as a classic stalking rifle, but soon afterwards, professionals were asking for a hard-wearing finish to the metal work and synthetic stocks to handle the hard use that only a gillie or keeper would put it through.
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