Sako m995 .338 Lapua

cjp250

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I'm looking at purchasing a Sako M995 in 338 Lapua. It has a good mark in the barrel and a couple in the synthetic stock.
What's a rifle like this worth? I'm looking to use it for my Bison hunt this Oct. I already have a factory .35 Whelan, but this .388 LM looks interesting.
I know this isn't a super long distance rifle. But is it worth of being in the collection?
 
Have not owned one but have shot a friends a fair bit, I agree with nowarningshot's opinion. The rifle shot very well, took a fair bit of bedding and load development but his target load of a 250 Scenar has made impressively small groups. He had a bit of challenge finding an all around hunting load as bullets that held together well close were a little hard for the longer shots, eventually he got the 300 grain Accubond to shoot. I saw a few black bears he hit with lighter 180-250 grain at about 35-65 yards, kind of resembled a ground hog hit with a 22-250. I'd be lugging my .35 Whelen for a bison hunt.

Locally not a lot of appeal for cartridges that large so he'd probably be looking at 700-1000 on here I haven't seen on listed in a while.
 
They are an excellent rifle Ive had one since new whenever they came out it is truly an elk hammer 225 accubonds are what I like im more inclined to believe the 12-$1500 range myself they are accurate reliable and not as heavy as alot of other 338 lapua rifles
 
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