Sauer 404 Probleme Maximum flexibility
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For those that are familiar with the Sauer there are a few obvious improvements found in the Sauer that represent a departure from what was also an excellent and much treasured rifle.
Arguably the greatest departure from the is the new cocking system of the Sauer Those that are familiar with the cocking system of the Blaser will instantly understand the method by which the is cocked.
Pushing this forward cocks the rifle, whilst returning the catch to its original position renders the rifle completely safe.
It is a simple system that has been used similarly in other rifles and is simple, safe and very effective. The other noticeable difference is not so much a departure from the functionality of the as an improvement.
Whilst the also had a take down version, it was somewhat slow and impractical. The is vastly improved and allows for the Sauer to be broken down in seconds.
This is fantastic for travel, but it is also designed specifically for those hunters that wish to use one rifle in a variety of calibres.
Within minutes, nay seconds, it is possible to switch from one calibre to another with a minimum of fuss. What is more, a very nifty adaptation to the bolt head allows for a change to Magnum calibres if required.
The new Sauer can, with a simple barrel and bolt head change, with matching magazine, be adapted to handle every calibre from.
What is more the key forms an integral part of the rifle, something that chimes with common sense and makes it far less likely that the SUK will be lost, or indeed forgotten, when setting out on that all important hunting trip.
In my view, the sheer speed and ease with which the Sauer can be adapted and reduced in size, will alone insure, that goes on to be a highly desirable rifle for those that desire one rifle for application both at home and abroad.
Below: The Sauer Univesal Key which is housed in the fore end of the rifle. The closed-topped receiver is aluminium and the ejection port is large enough for single loading!
Magnum — 7mm Rem Mag,. Plus two singles; Jeffrey and the new Swiss Barrel lengths and diameters differ too! So, what can be done!
The bolt needs to be opened, as it locks directly into the barrel, then undo the three screws on the lower right of the receiver clamp.
None need to be removed, just slackened. The front one controls a fold-down lever that physically locks the barrel in place, the rear two are just clamps.
The barrel then pulls out easily. To replace, reverse the process; I found that closing the bolt before locking helps to align it. To me; the Quatro seemed like the answer to a problem that does not exist, however the break in all weights was acceptable!
The MagLock is a good idea, as it allows you to secure the magazine JIC, by sliding the release button rearwards. For the test, I was using Hornady , grain Precision Hunter.
I changed both barrels and scopes for the all-important check and found the optics returned to zero every time. Sauer also offer their ProFlex bipod, which is the same as the Spartan , in that it can stay on the rifle and fold forward or back.
It mounts by a spigot that replaces the SUK, however, I could not get one to test! As someone who was not a fan of the , I found the better for me and a rifle I would be happy to own!
After owning and using a xt for the last three years and using it a lot I am finding some flaws in the rifle, it does shoot well but I have had problems with the bolt rusting inside , Sauer says should be serviced regularly, I have a Howa rifle for 7 years never touched the bolt and it works lovely , the sum mount levers Fall apart on a regular basis, I think gun mart should do some reviews on older rifles and tell the truth about what they find if your brave enough.
I had both the blaser and sauer in my hands today. It has to be done. I was sold on the blaser platform until I handled them.
Perfsomal preference of course - but shows how important it is to physically have a play. Buying a Gun or Accessory, Choose from 's of items for sale Gone and forgotten Near identical externally to the , the is also a switch barrel and uses the same split receiver system to retain the barrel by three transverse bolts.
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Technology combined with German reliability and accuracy. Just before Christmas, J. Find out his first impressions here.
You are here: Shooting Rifles Sauer line of bolt action hunting rifles. The all4shooters. Franco Palamaro. Two screws in the recoil pad.
A special tool needed to adjust trigger pull. Screws in the forearm and screws attaching the barrel to the action. Firearms are comparatively simple machines, but the average model comes with a variety of nuts and bolts with no uniform system of loosening and tightening….
The perfect entry into the big leagues. The classic wood and metal construction leaves no room for doubt that the owner of an S Classic believes in the values of traditional gunmaking.
A catch in the bolt body is retracted and the head pulls out. One nice feature is that the butt is easily removed by a single, integral bolt.
This then offers a compact package, as the receiver and barrel can stay together and Sauer offers the sweetest lockable, compartmentalised travel case.
The Classic shows a conventional, green, polymer stock with soft touch coating and elastomeric gripping panels and feels good, much like my R8!
The closed-topped receiver is aluminium and the ejection port is large enough for single loading! Magnum — 7mm Rem Mag,.
Plus two singles; Jeffrey and the new Swiss Barrel lengths and diameters differ too! So, what can be done!
The bolt needs to be opened, as it locks directly into the barrel, then undo the three screws on the lower right of the receiver clamp.
None need to be removed, just slackened. The front one controls a fold-down lever that physically locks the barrel in place, the rear two are just clamps.
The barrel then pulls out easily. To replace, reverse the process; I found that closing the bolt before locking helps to align it.
To me; the Quatro seemed like the answer to a problem that does not exist, however the break in all weights was acceptable!
The MagLock is a good idea, as it allows you to secure the magazine JIC, by sliding the release button rearwards.
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