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Anyone have some insight into this gun? They are $5k on the Savage website. Looks like a Turkish sourced gun. Anyone know?
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Sure there is a link around here if you search for it. They are made by CSMC, basically in many ways a different form of the RBL.
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Hard to tell from the pics, but I would say it's the same product featured in Gun Library of local Cabela's for about $4500. It's US CT-made Sakaba with action shaped to be reminiscent of A.H. Fox shotguns.
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Maybe its just the pictures, but from the few photos I've seen of these guns, the checkering looks quite cheesy for a $4500 gun. Not quite pressed checkering, but it surely isn't a finely checkered wrist. http://www.gunblast.com/images/SHOT2018/Day2/IMG_8694.jpg
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Judging the engraving lack of color would you think the engraving was done post color case by lazer?
So many guns, so little time!
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Yeah. I field tested one and liked it--enough that I tried to buy one. Twice. Shot the field test gun quite a bit with good results, no issues. But I didn't like the matte finish barrel. Word was those were early guns, later ones would be blued. So Savage sent me one with blued barrels . . . and seriously messed up checkering. It's laser cut, but they must've had a monkey on the machine at CSMC rather than a human. Two different types of checkering on the stock--one coarser, the other finer--in the same panels on the wrist. (The field test gun did not have that issue.) So I told them about it, figured it was a one off deal. Send me another one. They did. Same messed up checkering . . . this time with matte barrels. At which point I gave up. And since then, I've seen at least a couple guns Cabela's have for sale in their Gun Libraries with the same messed-up checkering.
Maybe I'm missing something. Could be two tone checkering is the latest thing.
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They're not making them in .410, Chuck. Move along, now.  SRH
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