In "Dust off your deuce" 222 Rem Sako's came up. I have one that I really like, they have their warts, the biggest is that you can't mount a modern scope low due to the bolt handle and unlike the CZ-527 there isn't much of a fix, even Leupolds and Weavers with their smaller ocular lens housing are too large. The only scope I've found are the old Leupold compacts and luckily, I have one.
So let's see some pictures of those old Sako 222's, beauty pics and working pics.
Mine is one of my favorite coyote getters, light, compact and accurate.
Shot as seen with the 2-7 Compact.
Tried it with the Leupold 1-4 but had to mount it in mediums but had to lift my head off the stock even with the pad on the stock. It still worked but wasn't optimum.
Went back to the low mounted Leupold compact, dressed up and took her to the ball, she shines.
Made a sleave to protect the wood and break up the shiny finish.
So let's see some pictures of those old Sako 222's, beauty pics and working pics.
Mine is one of my favorite coyote getters, light, compact and accurate.

Shot as seen with the 2-7 Compact.

Tried it with the Leupold 1-4 but had to mount it in mediums but had to lift my head off the stock even with the pad on the stock. It still worked but wasn't optimum.

Went back to the low mounted Leupold compact, dressed up and took her to the ball, she shines.

Made a sleave to protect the wood and break up the shiny finish.
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