257 Roberts… pretty sure it’s junk, but….

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Cool collection. The Sako .222 is an L46 Riihimaki. It's one of the best .223-length bolt-actions ever made. It's worth north of $600, especially with the magazine included. If I were you, I would have it rebarreled to a fast-twist .223 and have fun.

Were these guns inherited? I'm curious to know the backstory.
 
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Cool collection. The Sako .222 is an L46 Riihimaki. It's one of the best .223-length bolt-actions ever made. It's worth north of $600, especially with the magazine included. If I were you, I would have it rebarreled to a fast-twist .223 and have fun.

Were these guns inherited? I'm curious to know the backstory.

They were all discovered in a closet at my dad's office. The person who they think owned them had passed away years ago, and nobody wanted them, so I spoke up.
 
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Be aware that Auto-5 is probably a 9/16 chamber instead of 3/4.


Friction rings are probably installed incorrect if there at all, or that's what's common.
 

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You might not want to underestimate that humpback Browning. I'm not an expert by any means but I think that's an early gun. A lot of people devalue precious guns by acting before they do research and thinking it out. You got a couple of jewels in that cache.
 
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