Lol I know but I learned how I say it and now can’t change it! Nice rifles u guys make over there

It’s not a Watch! sounds like Saw- co

@@BrandonandStacyHunt which Sako rifle is it exactly?

@@crvenicetg1128 T3X Varmint stainless

@@crvenicetg1128 www.tikka.fi/rifles/tikka-t3x/t3x-varmint-stainless

Thanks guys

Thanks Jose, my pleasure

I have a Tikka t3 Hunter in 6.5x55 that shoots half moa or better with hornady superformance 140 sst’s

Had same. Hand loaded 0.25 > 0.5*. Beautiful rifle.

I've got a Sako 85 Finnlight in .25-06 and it's a gem! I've had a heck of a time finding ammo for it over the past 6 months though. I've killed a good many deer with Federal Premium 115gr Nosler Partitions, but they are scarce!

Not much difference between the 2 rifles, the sako has an extra lug on the bolt and a metal magazine with a metal trigger guard, that’s basically it, but the price difference is substantial, tikka gets value for money in my humble opinion

Thanks Steve

I have a Sako 75 in .375. Holding on to it bro.

Correct!

I worked at a sporting goods store and held both sakos and tikkas everyday, the money is clearly spent on fit and finish and looks and feel, but the barrels are the same and are both free floates, so I went with the tikka t3x and bought a really nice scope and still saved over $700.

Both Capable of shooting better not my best day! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLiijMal0r3SlIE.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/obWpZrSCt8nQYp8.html

Agree bipods are not the best for accuracy, often get a bounce. I've got a tikka 222 varmint that shoots ragged one holers straight out of the box. 52grn Sierra hpbt and 20 grains 2207.

Same twist but the Sako shoots 40 gr best and Tikka 32 best

A Sako does!

@@larrywhite3786 even though the Sako costs way more, they’re about even in smoothness.

They are the best rifle in the market in their price range hands down the best! I would know because I have owned hundreds of rifles in the 69 years I have been hunting and collecting

Hundreds of rifles? Exaggerate

@@HWG-wm8ld not out of the realm of possibility at all. 69 years worth of collection, that's like 2 or 3 per year. I'm 26 and have owned over 100 when you factor in trades and upgrades and whatnot.

I bought a Tikka Model 695 in 7mm mag, that gun is by far the best shooting gun. My buddy wanted to trade me a Weatherby 7mm mark 8 (I think) even up, oh I rattle canned my gun n scope in olive green too, long story mountain dew n barrel bluing don't mix!!! I told him not a chance, it might be part of the gun , but the confidence I have in that gun allows me to shoot like I know what I'm doing 🤣, I wish Tikka would of never went to the T3 series. I bought 1 thinking it might be as good or better, nope it's close to a model 700 lol. For the money Tikka forsure, u spend at least 300-500 more for a sako. Heads up u find a good condition Tikka M695 buy it immediately!!

They are from the same factory and it's Tikka.

@@Vanalos They are not from the same factory, do your research. Tikka‘s are very nice, but they are not even in the same league as Sako, as far as build quality and actions. It’s quite obvious when the price difference is as much as it is. Tikkas are fantastic guns, but they’re not Sakos!!!! Not even close

@@wesleyhobbs9 Research? You mean like the clip from Sako where they tour their factory and show Tikkas being made there? You talk a lot for a guy who didn't even know how to write the name properly.

I have 3 Sako’s and 3 Tikkas and they both shoot amazing! You are correct about the Tikka’s and even though they are a great rifle they are not a Sako! I have owned hundreds of rifles over the 69 years I have been hunting reloading and collecting and Sako is by far the best rifle on the market other then a custom which I have owned many of also!

@@edwardabrams4972 Thank you for the reply and backing me up. It’s always nice to hear from another sako owner with knowledge and experience:) ever since I saw what my fathers rifle could do and was capable of, I have never looked back ! The functionality, the beauty and the mechanics are just simply priceless :-) I’ve never owned a custom rifle, but I’ve had some extremely top-quality rifles and handguns in my time, so I have complete confidence with my opinions. whenever I take my Sako Forrester out to the range or have it out hunting , it always intrigues people and I get lots of questions and compliments. People want to see it and shoot it and see how it performs. No matter what other gun is being shot at the range as far as rifles go, people always seem to be more intrigued with my gun. They are always amazed, when they hear about the amount of wildlife it has taken and the size of the wildlife that it’s has taken! Most seem to never believe a 243 is capable of what my father and I have proved it to be capable of. Sako rifles are truly phenomenal in every sense of the word. They are expensive, but they are well worth the money and the performance, build quality, and beauty, is “second too none” in my opinion!!! The sako 100 rifle that is coming out soon, Has intrigued me and it has caught my interest. I’m nervous about the price though because I know what blaser charges for their system rifle that is very similar! I don’t know that I could ever afford one and I really don’t need one, as I have what I need but I bet it will be a true beauty. Especially the carbon fiber version. Thanks again and enjoy your Sako rifles, as there is nothing like them!!!

Thats a Sony FDR ax700

@@BrandonandStacyHunt Thanks! Have you tried it out further than 100m?

@@harleyrider883 it doesn’t have the best zoom it was much closer than 100 meters. My old Panasonic hc v770k was better in terms of zooming for hunting.

@@BrandonandStacyHunt Thanks! Always looking for something cheapish and easy to help me spot and record at distance. Happy hunting!

@@harleyrider883 yup the Panasonic was good for that but it crapped out on us after a few years.

I’ve shot much better with boat to be honest they are very close!

This video has brought out a lot of KZfaq critics but I have a FFP on the Sako now so will do a repeat, with both shooting both 32 and 40 grain someday

Definitely a scope would be much better at 300 yards!

Think in the future I’ll shoot both out of each rifle to see where we are at

Both barrels and and actions are the same so in reality this is very doubtful

@@dominicjohnson8427 It is well known or assumed that SAKO and TIKKA use the same barrels but NOT the same actions. They also cannot interchange between stocks.

Thanks Rob

Yes Tikka scope FFP Sako is SFP

Get the Tikka’s NEVER a mistake! I have owned Remington rifles and they used to be my favorite but there is no comparison with a Tikka or Sako rifle

@@edwardabrams4972 Hello and thank you for comment. As not sure about a used sako 85 I have ordered a new .223 tikka t2x stainless hb (est 9 months wait) and given up .204

Would have to agree on that, to a point. If i have to choose between 2000 Dollar + Tikka and Sako, Sako gives more bang for the buck. Then again in that point we enter to complete different line of rifles anyway what in SAKO specializes in and Tikka doesn't. In the end, they are one and the same company.

Since I have own 3 of each rifle right now and have owned close to s hundred of this brand the Tikka is a great value for the price and will do anything you ask if it and will shoot more factory ammo under an inch in its price range they any other gun in the market Period!

Nothing I notice on such a small caliber.

Wasn't he shooting 150 yards? If so I think he had at least one group make sub moa.

Not at 150 yards with little wind

No I havent

I have Sako 243 bird rifle and 9.3×62 Tikka Deer rifle🇫🇮👍👌Finns know how to make Good weapons. (Valmet, Tikka and Sako)

Did you miss 3 times🤣 if your magazine froze, good chance your bolt will too

I grew up with Sako rifles here in the states and got spoiled on them. There's lots of great rifles these days but back in the 70's and 80's they were several notches above anything you could get that was made in the USA. I'm proud to shoot a rifle that is made in a country of riflemen and played such a big role in keeping that country free.

Thats true!

I have found that to be the case with all the Sako’s and Tikka’s I have owned which is probably over a hundred and I have 4 boys and they all have to have accurate guns if they are going to hunt

Well, SAKO and Tikka are one and the same company too, they just have different areas where they specialize in, not that it matters to anyone before you mean to invest more than 3000 Dollars to the rifle.

Say that 3 times really fast, and i will call you finish lol

Sako shout the 40’s best, tikka preferred the 32’s

Going to repeat with FFP on both guns and shoot both 32’s and 40’s in both

The Sako shot 40’s better and tikka liked the 32’s

Yes I know, but before I ever heard it pronounced I assumed the pronunciation and hard to change. It’s my Canadian accent lol!

You are absolutely correct! I have many of each and both are great rifles

In Canada so here. www.coretacsolutions.com/products_TIKKA_performance_center.htm

@@BrandonandStacyHunt thanks!

@@d-railfpv9315 np. If you’re in states could try here tikkaperformance.com/product/tikka-t3-t3x-bolt-handles/

I'm in canada, live in the east Kootenays bc

@@d-railfpv9315 right I knew that!

You are right. Sakos are basically a premium version which use way more metal (etc metal mags which cost 160€ when tikka plastic mags cost 45€) and a different bolt/reciever design. Sakos fitment with parts are also better, but in terms of raw performance they are pretty identical.

Yes the Tikka liked the 32’s and Sako liked the 40’s

Tikka has a Sako barrel is my understanding with less frills.

Depends on the model. When you get to the high end of each others counterparts, you can't really tell the difference. Since Tikka is SAKO's subdivision, they don't really compete against each others, but Tikka do have lower price range lines than SAKO has. Also Tikka is specializing more to civilian markets where SAKO is specializing more to military markets. For example you can't find 10 000 Dollar sniper rifle from Tikka but you do from SAKO.

Not really, kinda like saying Camaro vs Corvette who will win? I never said they were different manufacturers. But…. They are two different entities.