SELLING Early Sako Tri-Ace Target Pistol .32 S&W w/ Case

[TheMoonisFlat]

For sale is a Sako Tri-ace chambered in .32S&W with 3 magazines and a fitted case. Early model with slide release and blued slide.

Grips could use a little sanding and refinish. Bluing is mint as well as the Bore. Pistol is 100% functional with no defects. Adjustable grip. Everything in the photos are included. What you see is what you get.

Will go from FFL to FFL. If you have questions PM me. Included the metric allen wrenches for the grip screws and adjustable platform. Needs the 5mm wrench for the takedown screw, somehow I don't have it.

$1700 shipped to your FFL.

 

[escopeta]

Don’t see these often. A local shop here has the complete set as new for sale.

 

[Hal]

What calibers did they come in?
.22,.32 &.38
The hole in the end of the barrel doesn't look big enough for a .45.

Hal

 

[flyperk]

Don’t see these often. A local shop here has the complete set as new for sale.

Which shop?

 

[escopeta]

Suppressed Tactical Solutions in Edinburgh TX. Comes in .22short, .22LR, and .32.

 

[RoyinNC]

How does it shoot?

 

[TheMoonisFlat]

How does it shoot?

It shoots better than I can to be honest. Not a great target shooter.

My friend however was the original owner and he's a great shot. Said he loved it but wanted something new so we traded.

 

[ISS]

It is such a shame that this grip cannot be converted to Left Hand!

ISS

 

[243Lapua]

What a beauty, I remember seeking one a long time ago. Ended buying a Feinwerkbau AW93.

Maybe RINK grips can produce a Left Handed grip. That where I bought mine

 

[ISS]

243 Lapua,

I typed in RINK Grips. They are in Germany. Where did you get yours? Then I searched and found Horton Grips in Mt Vernon, IL.

ISS

 

[_J_]

In comparison testing of about 6-8 of these (for statistical reliability) to the SIG P240, AW-93, Walther GSP and GSP Expert, AW93, Hammerli 208 and 212, and a few others, in .32, only the SIG -240 was the equal of this gun for accuracy, but did not have anything near the range of adjustment latitude for the trigger. Perceived recoil is greater with this gun than the AW-93 or the GSP Expert (and Pardini), but accuracy was better for the Tri Ace. The SAKO in 32 was a favorite field gun of the KGB in prior decades, in part due to the accuracy.

The same (except for KGB preference) was true in .22lr and 22s. The barrel design is unusual, and contributes to the high accuracy.

The RH grip is usable left handed, if one omits the shelf or makes a custom one. Custom 3-D printer shops also can make a LH grip. Unfortunately, Nill no longer lists a grip for this gun.

Some of the magazines in .32 are convertible to 6 round use by removal of a limiter rod.