grouse
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have the opportunity to pick up a used action from a fierce. These look like a Sako knock off. Anyone know what footprint these are and what the tenon specs are?
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Fierce firearms action question
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grouse
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Anyone?
shortgrass
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The foot print might be important if you're looking for a "drop-in" stock, but the tenon thread shouldn't be of major concern unless you are looking to re-barrel to a cartridge with a large diameter, like the .338L (just as an example). Then best bets are for the bolt to be .75, also. Call Fierce! They have the answers you seek!
grouse
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Fierce was no help. If anyone else has actual answers it would be appreciated.
cohunt
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Fierce is 70 degree bolt throw, sako is 60° -- so they arent exact clones, but I think they are similar
I just googled it and found an article that said that fierce actions are designed by fierce but based off a sako 85 action including the use of a sako 85 recoil lug
The article did not say they were the exact same footprint though
I just googled it and found an article that said that fierce actions are designed by fierce but based off a sako 85 action including the use of a sako 85 recoil lug
The article did not say they were the exact same footprint though
