Husker98
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I am in a tough spot. I paid for a Sako 75 Varmint SS Laminate in .204 Ruger, so I'd be sure to get the stock ordered rifle when it got to the store. I was told it would be around Halloween, then November, then December, now mid February. I have little faith that they will actually make this deadline since they haven't made one yet. I'm thinking that I could just buy the Kimber and save roughly $600-$650 and get it today. First off I was going to get the Cooper, but my cousin's Cooper's bolt flops open every time we head into the field and the single shot thing bothers me a little too much. I've decided that I want a magazine. At the time the money wasn't an issue.....I was able to justify the purchase because of bonus I rec'd. Now I wouldn't mind putting that money toward a scope, but I don't really need one. My question is: What kind of accuracy difference would I see between the Sako and the Kimber? Are there Sako and Kimber owners out there that can give me some advice?
I should mention that I really like the set trigger in the Sako. I'm wondering if the Kimber's trigger would be plenty good enough and the rifle be accurate enough to not envy the Sako all the while being proud of myself for saving money.
I should mention that I really like the set trigger in the Sako. I'm wondering if the Kimber's trigger would be plenty good enough and the rifle be accurate enough to not envy the Sako all the while being proud of myself for saving money.