Got a sako 75 when they came out thought they were good then, had a notion to go british as i have a lot of old english guns so i did .
The quality wasnt bad (parker hale ltw 1100 ) and the rifle had not seen much work sd member said about 100rds , but no way would it shoot as good as my pevious sako or remmy's etc.
The bore scope showed why there were lots of tooling marks and a damaged section of rifling the smith said less than good factory quality control.
Went back to the 75 varmint for my foxing and roe , then splashed out on another std 75 in .308 for larger quary, chopped them both back to 20" and fitted cmm4 mods .
Over the moon with the rifles both shoot well and have quality wood, good blued metal work for mid range rifles they handle really nice too for moderated firearms.
You won't go wrong with a 75 or any other older sako i dare say. DF