Sako 85 synthetic stainless or finnlight what is the difference?
Q. I am going to buy a new Sako rifle in 25-06 for small pig shooting what is the better gun out of the SS and Finnlight? What affect will the groves in the barrel have on the rifle apart from less weight? Magazine bottom and trigger guard are made of hard anodized aluminium for on the finnlight. How is that different to the steel on the synthetic stainless? If you hade to have one of these rifles wich one would you get? thank you
Asked by Joe B - Thu May 15 00:26:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd not worry about the Al and get the lighter rifle, but then I'd get it in 260 Rem or 7mm08. You'll appreciate the lighter weight in pig shooting, and even the few ounces saved with the SM action will make a little difference.
Answered by John de Witt - Thu May 15 14:05:33 2008
Q. I am going to buy a new Sako rifle in 25-06 for small pig shooting what is the better gun out of the SS and Finnlight? What affect will the groves in the barrel have on the rifle apart from less weight? Magazine bottom and trigger guard are made of hard anodized aluminium for on the finnlight. How is that different to the steel on the synthetic stainless? If you hade to have one of these rifles wich one would you get? thank you
Asked by Joe B - Thu May 15 00:26:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd not worry about the Al and get the lighter rifle, but then I'd get it in 260 Rem or 7mm08. You'll appreciate the lighter weight in pig shooting, and even the few ounces saved with the SM action will make a little difference.
Answered by John de Witt - Thu May 15 14:05:33 2008
What can I expect to pay for a Tikka T3 Tactical W / Sako muzzle brake?
Q. Also, what would be a good 2 -3 hundred yard scope for less than 500.00
Asked by Mow Your Own Lawn - Fri May 30 12:08:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for the rifle you will probably be spending around $1400. also, what caliber are you getting it chambered in to necessitate the use of a muzzle brake? .223 and .308 will not be that bad and you may be able to save some $$$ that you could add to your scope budget by leaving it off as for a decent scope under $500...i will start by saying that quality glass is very important and you will be severly limiting the capabilities of the rifle by purchasing a cheap scope...but in my opinion and expirience most nikon glass is very good for the money and will fit your budget. great clarity and holds zero very well.
Answered by luckydog - Fri May 30 13:08:41 2008
Q. Also, what would be a good 2 -3 hundred yard scope for less than 500.00
Asked by Mow Your Own Lawn - Fri May 30 12:08:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for the rifle you will probably be spending around $1400. also, what caliber are you getting it chambered in to necessitate the use of a muzzle brake? .223 and .308 will not be that bad and you may be able to save some $$$ that you could add to your scope budget by leaving it off as for a decent scope under $500...i will start by saying that quality glass is very important and you will be severly limiting the capabilities of the rifle by purchasing a cheap scope...but in my opinion and expirience most nikon glass is very good for the money and will fit your budget. great clarity and holds zero very well.
Answered by luckydog - Fri May 30 13:08:41 2008
how good is the sako hair straightener?
Q. hi guys just wondering if any has owned or knows about the sako hair straightener. im thinking of buying one but i just wanted to know how goood they are. thnx for all your help.
Asked by Sweet Stinger - Fri Dec 19 01:19:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah! It's great:) I looove it! LOL :) but it's a great gift to ask for for the holidays
Answered by Live Laugh Love to Shop - Fri Dec 19 01:23:31 2008
Q. hi guys just wondering if any has owned or knows about the sako hair straightener. im thinking of buying one but i just wanted to know how goood they are. thnx for all your help.
Asked by Sweet Stinger - Fri Dec 19 01:19:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah! It's great:) I looove it! LOL :) but it's a great gift to ask for for the holidays
Answered by Live Laugh Love to Shop - Fri Dec 19 01:23:31 2008
What are the similarities between the sako and tikka T3??
Q. What mechanisms are the same or similar ie: barrel, action? and does any one have any opinions on the .260 in Tikka T3 lite SS? Thanks
Asked by AussieGuy - Wed Aug 27 18:30:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The quality of marksmanship etc. between the two brands are for all intensive purposes identical. They are all made in the same factory, with the same machines, on the same lines. The only difference is with bells and whistles type quality. With the Tikka, all the actions are the same size to reduce production cost, this means the same accuracy, for cheaper. As well, the Sako has more of a "handcrafted" feel to it. So if you are looking for a really detailed stock etc, go with the Sako. All Sako/Tikka guns are factory tested for their promised shot group diameter. You can't go wrong with either. I own a T3 Lite .308 blued BTW P.S. Something I want to add: When I bought my T3, several of the store employs said that it was an excellent… [cont.]
Answered by Browntre - Thu Aug 28 14:01:49 2008
Q. What mechanisms are the same or similar ie: barrel, action? and does any one have any opinions on the .260 in Tikka T3 lite SS? Thanks
Asked by AussieGuy - Wed Aug 27 18:30:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The quality of marksmanship etc. between the two brands are for all intensive purposes identical. They are all made in the same factory, with the same machines, on the same lines. The only difference is with bells and whistles type quality. With the Tikka, all the actions are the same size to reduce production cost, this means the same accuracy, for cheaper. As well, the Sako has more of a "handcrafted" feel to it. So if you are looking for a really detailed stock etc, go with the Sako. All Sako/Tikka guns are factory tested for their promised shot group diameter. You can't go wrong with either. I own a T3 Lite .308 blued BTW P.S. Something I want to add: When I bought my T3, several of the store employs said that it was an excellent… [cont.]
Answered by Browntre - Thu Aug 28 14:01:49 2008
which rifle is better Accuracy International Arctic Warfare Magnum or sako TRG-42?
Q. as far as range, accuracy, reliability, and cost both rifles are chambered the .300 win mag
Asked by Jack A - Thu May 21 18:57:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have shot both rifles and they are equal in terms of range and reliability. Mechanical accuracy is probably about equal, practical accuracy will depend on the shooter, some people will be a little better with the Sako and others (myself included) will be better with the AI. The Sako does cost less than the AI but the AI is easier to service.
Answered by corey h - Fri May 22 11:04:38 2009
Q. as far as range, accuracy, reliability, and cost both rifles are chambered the .300 win mag
Asked by Jack A - Thu May 21 18:57:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have shot both rifles and they are equal in terms of range and reliability. Mechanical accuracy is probably about equal, practical accuracy will depend on the shooter, some people will be a little better with the Sako and others (myself included) will be better with the AI. The Sako does cost less than the AI but the AI is easier to service.
Answered by corey h - Fri May 22 11:04:38 2009
Is the sako 85 barvarian a good gun?
Q. I have always went with a wetherby but I have heard a lot of great thangs about sako And I am wanting a 7mm mag
Asked by JP - Fri Jan 29 02:22:10 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Sako 85 series are absolutely world class rifles,and though of a different style they would complement a Weatherby Mark V well. Everything you have probably heard about the quality and abilities of the 85 is what their reputation is built on;rugged good looks,solid actions,precise fit,wonderful accuracy with precision forged and machined barrels. I wish I could afford to get one! You might want to look at models other than the Bavarian if you don't need open sights,similar to a Remington BDL,if you mount a scope the irons are redundant.
Answered by falconry2 - Fri Jan 29 07:36:27 2010
Q. I have always went with a wetherby but I have heard a lot of great thangs about sako And I am wanting a 7mm mag
Asked by JP - Fri Jan 29 02:22:10 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Sako 85 series are absolutely world class rifles,and though of a different style they would complement a Weatherby Mark V well. Everything you have probably heard about the quality and abilities of the 85 is what their reputation is built on;rugged good looks,solid actions,precise fit,wonderful accuracy with precision forged and machined barrels. I wish I could afford to get one! You might want to look at models other than the Bavarian if you don't need open sights,similar to a Remington BDL,if you mount a scope the irons are redundant.
Answered by falconry2 - Fri Jan 29 07:36:27 2010
How much is my SAKO deluxe 30-06 rifle worth, I have been told it looks like new?
Q. the serial number is 94012, the reason for asking is I am thinking of selling it because it is a bit heavy for me to carry, if we do drives its not bad, but to carry it all day its hard.
Asked by ktchclark - Tue Jan 23 17:54:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to consult a local reputable gun dealer, particularly if you're lucky enough to have one who deals in Sako weapons, for a professional estimate of its' condition. He should have a copy of the Blue Book of Firearm values, which will give you a fair estimate of its' market value. You might also try www.gunbroker.com, as well.
Answered by Grizzly IX - Fri Jan 26 14:42:13 2007
Q. the serial number is 94012, the reason for asking is I am thinking of selling it because it is a bit heavy for me to carry, if we do drives its not bad, but to carry it all day its hard.
Asked by ktchclark - Tue Jan 23 17:54:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to consult a local reputable gun dealer, particularly if you're lucky enough to have one who deals in Sako weapons, for a professional estimate of its' condition. He should have a copy of the Blue Book of Firearm values, which will give you a fair estimate of its' market value. You might also try www.gunbroker.com, as well.
Answered by Grizzly IX - Fri Jan 26 14:42:13 2007
i am interested in the Sako 75 and was wonderin if anyone has any info on the rifle, how it shoots ect.?
Q. Sako 75 ?
Asked by Ean Erskine - Thu Apr 9 18:45:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bought one for one of my left-handed kids some years back, a left-handed action in 7mm08, and the more I shot it (working up handloads) the more I liked it, though I'm right-handed. Fit and finish were excellent, operation was flawless, and I didn't even need to adjust the trigger. When he shot his first group, I couldn't make out where all the first three bullets went, so I asked him to shoot at the twelve-o'clock on the bullseye (1" dot at 100 yards). I framed that target, with three touching, one a quarter inch off center at 8 o'clock in the bullseye and one at the 12 o'clock edge of the bullseye.
Answered by John de Witt - Thu Apr 9 20:11:14 2009
Q. Sako 75 ?
Asked by Ean Erskine - Thu Apr 9 18:45:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bought one for one of my left-handed kids some years back, a left-handed action in 7mm08, and the more I shot it (working up handloads) the more I liked it, though I'm right-handed. Fit and finish were excellent, operation was flawless, and I didn't even need to adjust the trigger. When he shot his first group, I couldn't make out where all the first three bullets went, so I asked him to shoot at the twelve-o'clock on the bullseye (1" dot at 100 yards). I framed that target, with three touching, one a quarter inch off center at 8 o'clock in the bullseye and one at the 12 o'clock edge of the bullseye.
Answered by John de Witt - Thu Apr 9 20:11:14 2009
Sako TRG-S338 in 338 Lapua Magnum, any aftermarket stocks?
Q. Love the gun but the black synthetic stock is not attractive. This is the hunter's version mind you, not the TRG sniper model. Sure wouldn't mind a TRG stock or look-alike. Are there any manufacturers that make aftermarket improved stocks for this gun? Something that looks tacticool would be nice and synthetic, not wood, is a requirement. Please advise.
Asked by mannymalistic - Thu Jan 29 01:15:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For a TRG stock .. I know you said no wood, but this link has some radical laminate stocks.. 's.htm I bought one a few years ago from them, would buy again.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jan 31 01:44:42 2009
Q. Love the gun but the black synthetic stock is not attractive. This is the hunter's version mind you, not the TRG sniper model. Sure wouldn't mind a TRG stock or look-alike. Are there any manufacturers that make aftermarket improved stocks for this gun? Something that looks tacticool would be nice and synthetic, not wood, is a requirement. Please advise.
Asked by mannymalistic - Thu Jan 29 01:15:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For a TRG stock .. I know you said no wood, but this link has some radical laminate stocks.. 's.htm I bought one a few years ago from them, would buy again.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jan 31 01:44:42 2009
Sako 85 vs Winchester model 70 vs Weatherby Mark v?
Q. Sako 85 vs Winchester model 70 vs Weatherby Mark v? Hi there, Which of the makes above are best. I'm talking about the quality of the steel, accuracy & bolt smoothnes. BTW, it's in 270 caliber if that is of any importance to the question. Thanx a million.
Asked by MarkSpark - Mon Jun 28 14:45:31 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If buying for yourself, choose rifle you prefer. All three rifles listed are of fine quality. Pick one that you can hold, handle, bring up to cheek, and aim with the best. Other considerations are length, weight, finish, bolt operation, magazine loading/unloading, fit to cheek viewing with a scope. Bragging rights, that, if at all.
Answered by Bob K - Mon Jun 28 17:16:54 2010
Q. Sako 85 vs Winchester model 70 vs Weatherby Mark v? Hi there, Which of the makes above are best. I'm talking about the quality of the steel, accuracy & bolt smoothnes. BTW, it's in 270 caliber if that is of any importance to the question. Thanx a million.
Asked by MarkSpark - Mon Jun 28 14:45:31 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If buying for yourself, choose rifle you prefer. All three rifles listed are of fine quality. Pick one that you can hold, handle, bring up to cheek, and aim with the best. Other considerations are length, weight, finish, bolt operation, magazine loading/unloading, fit to cheek viewing with a scope. Bragging rights, that, if at all.
Answered by Bob K - Mon Jun 28 17:16:54 2010
Has anyone heard of Sako hairstraighteners? Would you reccomend them?
Q. My hairdresser was telling me that the Sako hairstraightener was an exact copy of the GHD, but cheaper. Do you know if this is true? Are they any good? And are they as good as the GHD? Thanks :]
Asked by Kat - Sun Jul 27 02:46:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ive heard there good listen to your stylist but i personally love my biosilk one
Answered by dsjsjfhbsjfh - Sun Jul 27 02:58:40 2008
Q. My hairdresser was telling me that the Sako hairstraightener was an exact copy of the GHD, but cheaper. Do you know if this is true? Are they any good? And are they as good as the GHD? Thanks :]
Asked by Kat - Sun Jul 27 02:46:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ive heard there good listen to your stylist but i personally love my biosilk one
Answered by dsjsjfhbsjfh - Sun Jul 27 02:58:40 2008
Is the Sako 85 Kodiak barrel to short for the .375 H&H magnum round?
Q. Looking at getting a .375 H&H for buffalo hunting. I like the look of the Sako 85 Kodiak but the barrel lenght is concerning me is it to short? what effect will the shorter barrel have?
Asked by hunter - Sat Nov 21 19:02:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not enough length to burn most of all the powder content. Magnums need atleast 24 inches and beyond to get that added velocity and powder burn. Otherwise that extra powder is just a waste. Shorter barrels are for 308 cases and smaller,with little powder capacity.
Answered by 13B US ARMY - Sat Nov 21 23:14:33 2009
Q. Looking at getting a .375 H&H for buffalo hunting. I like the look of the Sako 85 Kodiak but the barrel lenght is concerning me is it to short? what effect will the shorter barrel have?
Asked by hunter - Sat Nov 21 19:02:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not enough length to burn most of all the powder content. Magnums need atleast 24 inches and beyond to get that added velocity and powder burn. Otherwise that extra powder is just a waste. Shorter barrels are for 308 cases and smaller,with little powder capacity.
Answered by 13B US ARMY - Sat Nov 21 23:14:33 2009
i have a sako 222 l461 in reasonable condition how much would it be worth?
Q. few scratches in stock bit of rust on end of barrel
Asked by fery_fob - Sat Jun 2 05:37:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full Stock Model Vixen: - short action. 100%--- -98%--- -95%--- -90%--- -80%--- -70%--- -60% $1,050-- $925--- $775--- $700--- $525--- $450--- $400 L-46 action pre-Vixen Sakos had detachable mags. The good or bad thing about Sako is that all of their rifles pretty much range in this area. Im not sure what reasonable means in the percentage terms but I would be guessing at around 85-90% which would make it worth along the lines of $600-$700 dollars. I hope this helps! Good Luck & Happy Shooting !
Answered by M R S - Mon Jun 4 20:52:32 2007
Q. few scratches in stock bit of rust on end of barrel
Asked by fery_fob - Sat Jun 2 05:37:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full Stock Model Vixen: - short action. 100%--- -98%--- -95%--- -90%--- -80%--- -70%--- -60% $1,050-- $925--- $775--- $700--- $525--- $450--- $400 L-46 action pre-Vixen Sakos had detachable mags. The good or bad thing about Sako is that all of their rifles pretty much range in this area. Im not sure what reasonable means in the percentage terms but I would be guessing at around 85-90% which would make it worth along the lines of $600-$700 dollars. I hope this helps! Good Luck & Happy Shooting !
Answered by M R S - Mon Jun 4 20:52:32 2007
Is a Sako 995 in 300Win Mag a good choice for a sniper rifle? (with the right optics)?
Q. Is a Sako 995 in 300Win Mag a good choice for a sniper rifle? (with the right optics)?
Asked by Concerned Patriot - Wed May 19 18:06:38 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is a Sako 995 in 300Win Mag a good choice for a sniper rifle? (with the right optics)?
Asked by Concerned Patriot - Wed May 19 18:06:38 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
WHEN DOES THE NEW SUPER SAKO ALBUM COME OUT?
Q. When does the new super sako album come out?
Asked by CuTiE - Sun May 9 23:56:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2015
Answered by Fister Girl - Mon May 10 02:01:18 2010
Q. When does the new super sako album come out?
Asked by CuTiE - Sun May 9 23:56:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2015
Answered by Fister Girl - Mon May 10 02:01:18 2010
Does anyone own a Sako 85 Stainless Synthetic in 25-06? How accurate is it? Can it shoot M.O.A?
Q. Does anyone own a Sako 85 Stainless Synthetic in 25-06? How accurate is it? Can it shoot M.O.A?
Asked by haydos - Wed Aug 6 06:05:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As close as I can come is a 75 in 7mm08 that I gave one of my kids for a birthday. I spent a few weeks at the bench, and when I gave him the rifle, his first group with my handloads were all touching. I suggested he frame the target and never shoot the rifle again, but he took me up only on the first half of the suggestion.
Answered by John de Witt - Wed Aug 6 13:29:28 2008
Q. Does anyone own a Sako 85 Stainless Synthetic in 25-06? How accurate is it? Can it shoot M.O.A?
Asked by haydos - Wed Aug 6 06:05:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As close as I can come is a 75 in 7mm08 that I gave one of my kids for a birthday. I spent a few weeks at the bench, and when I gave him the rifle, his first group with my handloads were all touching. I suggested he frame the target and never shoot the rifle again, but he took me up only on the first half of the suggestion.
Answered by John de Witt - Wed Aug 6 13:29:28 2008
Is the Sako 85 a good rifle?
Q. Or is the model 75 much better?
Asked by Josey W - Mon May 3 08:04:29 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Allow me to give you the straight dope on the Sako rifles. First we have to take a walk down memory lane. After World War 2, the USA was the only industrialized nation that was still standing. The other countries in Europe were bombed to bits. The result of this was that US manufacturing businesses pretty much rebuilt the world - and along with it, good paying jobs were created for US servicemen and women returning home from the war. This continued went on from 1945 to 1975. The point I am trying to make here is that American had loads of money and the US Dollar was a strong currency in the world markets. Sako had been around as a Finnish rifle maker for many years. But, it was in 1961, when they offered their model 61 Finnbear… [cont.]
Answered by Joe L - Mon May 3 12:18:51 2010
Q. Or is the model 75 much better?
Asked by Josey W - Mon May 3 08:04:29 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Allow me to give you the straight dope on the Sako rifles. First we have to take a walk down memory lane. After World War 2, the USA was the only industrialized nation that was still standing. The other countries in Europe were bombed to bits. The result of this was that US manufacturing businesses pretty much rebuilt the world - and along with it, good paying jobs were created for US servicemen and women returning home from the war. This continued went on from 1945 to 1975. The point I am trying to make here is that American had loads of money and the US Dollar was a strong currency in the world markets. Sako had been around as a Finnish rifle maker for many years. But, it was in 1961, when they offered their model 61 Finnbear… [cont.]
Answered by Joe L - Mon May 3 12:18:51 2010
how much is a sako 85 hunter stainless? is this a good gun, i was thinking of buying it in the 270wsm?
Q. how much is a sako 85 hunter stainless? is this a good gun, i was thinking of buying it in the 270wsm?
Asked by Matt M - Sun Jun 15 17:33:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $1500+ excellent rifle 270 WSM is a good cartridge for deer-sized game at 200+ yards and big game at normal ranges with heavy bullets
Answered by Nonny D - Tue Jun 17 08:03:34 2008
Q. how much is a sako 85 hunter stainless? is this a good gun, i was thinking of buying it in the 270wsm?
Asked by Matt M - Sun Jun 15 17:33:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $1500+ excellent rifle 270 WSM is a good cartridge for deer-sized game at 200+ yards and big game at normal ranges with heavy bullets
Answered by Nonny D - Tue Jun 17 08:03:34 2008
Is my .308 Sako suitable for wild boar hunting in France? ?
Q. Is my .308 Sako suitable for wild boar hunting in France? ?
Asked by 687SPV - Thu Jan 1 15:51:07 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not if it equates to a military calibre as civilian ownership is baned in france. I;e 9mm no ) 0.357" ok, also in france you need to own property to obtain the necessary certification, unless laws have changed since 1997.
Answered by Mick W - Thu Jan 1 16:11:54 2009
Q. Is my .308 Sako suitable for wild boar hunting in France? ?
Asked by 687SPV - Thu Jan 1 15:51:07 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not if it equates to a military calibre as civilian ownership is baned in france. I;e 9mm no ) 0.357" ok, also in france you need to own property to obtain the necessary certification, unless laws have changed since 1997.
Answered by Mick W - Thu Jan 1 16:11:54 2009
kimber or weatherby or sako?
Q. I need a good quality rifle for my son who is starting to get more serious about hunting. I am concerning the Kimber, Weatherby or Sako. What do you thing? Any others?
Asked by Lou B - Thu Jan 17 13:05:47 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go with a Kimber. I own one of their 1911 pistols and I would recommend them to anyone. I have shot a super america rifle of theirs that a friend of mine has and it was an awesome gun. Their prices aren't outrageous either. Weatherbys are nice but most of their rifles are in their magnum cartridges. I do not care for the weatherby cartridges and therefore have never bought a weatherby. I would go with a Kimber, American Made and the arguably the best quality mass produced rifles out there.
Answered by BUTTERS - Thu Jan 17 14:46:29 2008
Q. I need a good quality rifle for my son who is starting to get more serious about hunting. I am concerning the Kimber, Weatherby or Sako. What do you thing? Any others?
Asked by Lou B - Thu Jan 17 13:05:47 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go with a Kimber. I own one of their 1911 pistols and I would recommend them to anyone. I have shot a super america rifle of theirs that a friend of mine has and it was an awesome gun. Their prices aren't outrageous either. Weatherbys are nice but most of their rifles are in their magnum cartridges. I do not care for the weatherby cartridges and therefore have never bought a weatherby. I would go with a Kimber, American Made and the arguably the best quality mass produced rifles out there.
Answered by BUTTERS - Thu Jan 17 14:46:29 2008
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