+Gunnar Isaksson Thanks for the quick reply. That is a really nice rifle! I am researching this rifle prior to purchase. Don't know if that's your personal rifle but maybe you could help me out a little. Do you remember where you had the adjustable cheek piece made? Looks really nice. Don't believe Sauer makes these on wooden stocks. I need a long length of pull due to my long arms. Do you happen know if it is possible to lengthen the stock with original Sauer parts?
+K F1986 It´s my personal rifle, have own it for three years and it is soon celebrating 100 quarrys. Adjustable cheek piece was made by in a Swedish well known Gun smith. Now a days it´s quit common to get a personally fitted cheek piece in S. It´s adjustable in height, side and pitch. I use Pachmayer pad and there are a numbers of spacers to suit the desired lenght. I can highly recommend Sauer 202, its still made by highly skilled Craftsmen and the rifle is made to be 100% reliable if you are going on dangerous game hunt and have to make rapid fire with 5 cartridges availible in the thickets on wounded animal.
+Gunnar Isaksson Thank you for the info. Very informative. Again, very nice looking rifle that is and congratulations on 100 quarries soon! How does it stand up against the Scandinavian climate? Do you hunt from a stand on driven game or swedish style moose over dogs? I recon this is not the rifle to carry into thick woods and brush? Could you tell me the name of the gunsmith?
It's called the 202T, the T is for takedown but it really stands for ten. As in it only takes 10 seconds to take the thing apart...
What the no hearing protection 😮
The sauer 202 generated almost twice recoil punch compare to Mauser M98 .Both in 375 HH
That's physically impossible with the same cartridge.
That seems most unlikely.
får man skjuta 375 på skyttebiograf?
Det blir ju ingen mängdträning direkt - använder hårda kulor
Do you know the wood grade of that stock?
+K F1986 Well, it´s grade 7 but the low lighting level on the indoor shooting range make´s it hard to see...
+Gunnar Isaksson Thanks for the quick reply. That is a really nice rifle! I am researching this rifle prior to purchase. Don't know if that's your personal rifle but maybe you could help me out a little. Do you remember where you had the adjustable cheek piece made? Looks really nice. Don't believe Sauer makes these on wooden stocks. I need a long length of pull due to my long arms. Do you happen know if it is possible to lengthen the stock with original Sauer parts?
+K F1986
It´s my personal rifle, have own it for three years and it is soon celebrating 100 quarrys. Adjustable cheek piece was made by in a Swedish well known Gun smith. Now a days it´s quit common to get a personally fitted cheek piece in S. It´s adjustable in height, side and pitch. I use Pachmayer pad and there are a numbers of spacers to suit the desired lenght. I can highly recommend Sauer 202, its still made by highly skilled Craftsmen and the rifle is made to be 100% reliable if you are going on dangerous game hunt and have to make rapid fire with 5 cartridges availible in the thickets on wounded animal.
+Gunnar Isaksson Thank you for the info. Very informative. Again, very nice looking rifle that is and congratulations on 100 quarries soon! How does it stand up against the Scandinavian climate? Do you hunt from a stand on driven game or swedish style moose over dogs? I recon this is not the rifle to carry into thick woods and brush? Could you tell me the name of the gunsmith?