sako quad ?

Prophet River might be your best bet. I have an older synthetic Quad (.22lr only) and it's a keeper.
 
They're not that new; they've been on the Sako site for a few years. I have a Quad in synthetic, and other than a few things that needed correction (new bolt handle, new floorplate.........and the stock needed to be lengthened; yes lengthened), I think it's the best rimfire on the market.
Not that the synthetic parts would break, but at that price it feels wrong to have plastic in those places. There's a guy who is making aluminum bolt shrouds on another post on CGN, and I was going to send him my bolt shroud to see if he could duplicate it in aluminum, but when I took it off I realized that it was such a complicated part that there was a reason why they casted it out of synthetic..........even made on a grand scale they would cost upwards of a couple of hundred dollers.
Mike
 
The cost of admission is high, but it's totally worth it. Mine has well over 20 000 rounds through it (I stopped counting after 40 bricks), and it still feels new. I don't think this would be the case with many other; even many other expensive, 22s on the market. When I bought it, I was tired of dealing with guns that showed wear. I wanted a gun to last a lifetime, and I think that I got one.
The only other 22 I've ever owned that showed as little wear after heavy shooting was the CZ American that I bought off of my dad, but there where other things that I didn't like about that gun..........shot it a lot though.
Mike
 
If you just one of the ones with synthetic stock call my good friends at GMK Armouries, they have 2 instock right NOW! 807-346-4088 or gmkarms.ca ,cheers Dale Z
 
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