Description
Sako 90 Bavarian in 223 Remington — right hand, 22.4″ barrel. The Sako 90 Bavarian pairs the Sako 90 action with the classic hogback Bavarian walnut stock, first designed for high-seat hunting where the shooting angle changes quickly from level to downwards. Every Bavarian is fitted with a single-set trigger, and the Optilock receiver keeps a clear view through open sights where fitted.
Key features
- Hogback Bavarian walnut stock with cheek piece — superior ergonomics for high-seat and downhill shots
- Single-set trigger as standard
- Blued cold-hammer-forged barrel and action
- 1:8″ twist stabilises heavier 223 projectiles
- Three-lug bolt with 70° lift and controlled-round feed
- Stainless steel bolt; Sako 90 Optilock interface for optics mounting
- Cold-hammer-forged barrel
- Detachable magazine
- Made in Riihimäki, Finland
Barrel length: 569 mm (22.4″) · Twist rate: 1:8″ · Barrel: Black steel (blued), no muzzle thread · Magazine: 6-round detachable · Overall length: 1052 mm · Weight: 3.2 kg · Trigger: Single-set trigger · Sights: None (Sako 90 Optilock interface)
Firearms are supplied only to holders of a current Australian firearms licence with the appropriate category and a valid Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are transferred dealer-to-dealer. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
Specifications sourced from the manufacturer: Sako 90 Bavarian (variant SYCT1120A8030A0); importer listing: Beretta Australia (SKU SK90BAV223NSST/8). Product image is the manufacturer’s representative photo of this model.
FAQ
What licence category is the Sako 90 Bavarian? Category B (centrefire bolt-action) in Queensland, with a Permit to Acquire. Interstate buyers are shipped dealer-to-dealer.
What magazine does it come with? A 6-round detachable magazine; spare Sako magazines are listed under cross-sells.
What is the twist rate? 1:8″, as listed in the specifications above.





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