Sako Rifles

Buying Sako Rifles in Australia

Magnum Sports is a Sako dealer in Sydney with the full Finnish range: the Sako 90 in Hunter, Bavarian, Finnlight, Varmint, Adventure, Peak and Quest form, the modular S20 Hunter and Precision, the new Sako 100 in Wood and Carbon, the Quad rimfire in Synthetic, Range and Hunter Pro, and the TRG 22, TRG 42, TRG 22 A1, TRG 42 A1 and TRG M10 precision rifles used by target shooters and professionals. Sako rifles are built in Riihimäki, Finland, alongside Tikka, and imported by Beretta Australia.

Every Sako centrefire is a bolt action and Category B in NSW; the Quad is a Category A rimfire. Each needs a Permit to Acquire and compliant storage. The Sako 90 is the hunting rifle with a three-lug bolt, controlled-round feed and a hand-finished stock; the S20 is a chassis-style rifle that converts between hunter and precision stocks; the TRG is the long-range and match platform in .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, .300 Win Mag and .338 Lapua.

Prices start at $2,211 for the S20 Hunter, $3,599 for the Sako 90 Varmint, $3,699 for the 90 Bavarian, $3,799 for the 90 Hunter and Finnlight, $4,711 for the 90 Adventure, $6,899 for the 90 Peak, $7,625 for the Sako 100 Wood and $7,999 for the TRG 22 and 90 Quest, with the TRG 22 A1 at $13,800, TRG 42 A1 at $15,700 and TRG M10 from $17,377. Twenty-nine Sako rifles are on hand today, including most of the S20, Sako 90, Sako 100 and TRG range.

  • PricesSako S20 from $2,211, Sako 90 from $3,599 (Varmint), Hunter and Finnlight $3,799, Adventure from $4,711, Peak $6,899, Quest $7,999; Sako 100 from $7,625; TRG 22 $7,999, TRG 42 $9,499, TRG 22 A1 $13,800, TRG 42 A1 $15,700, TRG M10 from $17,377.
  • Availability45 Sako products listed, 29 rifles available now including the S20 Hunter and Precision, Sako 90 Varmint, Adventure and Quest, Sako 100 Wood and Carbon, TRG 22, TRG 42, TRG A1 and TRG M10.
  • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

Sako or Tikka? Same factory; the Sako 90 adds a three-lug bolt, controlled feed and a better stock and finish for roughly double the price of a T3x. Compare them side by side in store; the Tikka range is on the shelf next to the Sakos.

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      Sako 90 Varmint
      Sako 90 Varmint
      Sako 90 Varmint
      Sako
      from $3,599.00
      Sako Quad Range
      Sako Quad Range
      Sako
      $3,548.00 from $3,225.00 Save $323.00
      Sako Quad Synthetic
      Sako Quad Synthetic
      Sako
      from $2,419.00
      Sako S20 Hunter
      Sako S20 Hunter
      Sako
      $3,299.00 from $2,486.00 Save $813.00
      Sako TRG 22 A1 Coyote Brown Folding
      Sako TRG 22 A1 Coyote Brown Folding
      Sako
      $13,497.00 from $12,270.00 Save $1,227.00
      Sako TRG 42 A1
      Sako TRG 42 A1
      Sako
      $15,700.00
      Sako TRG M10
      Sako TRG M10
      Sako
      from $22,100.00
      Sako TRG 42
      Sako TRG 42
      Sako TRG 42
      Sako
      $9,799.00
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      Sako Quad Heavy Barrel
      Sako Quad Heavy Barrel
      Sako
      $2,639.00
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      Sako Quad Hunter Pro
      Sako Quad Hunter Pro
      Sako
      $2,977.00 from $2,706.00 Save $271.00
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      Sako Quad Varmint Wood
      Sako Quad Varmint Wood
      Sako
      $3,019.00 from $2,744.00 Save $275.00

      Common questions

      How much is a Sako 90 in Australia?
      At Magnum Sports the Sako 90 Varmint is $3,599, the Bavarian $3,699, the Hunter and Finnlight $3,799, the Adventure from $4,711, the Peak $6,899 and the Quest $7,999 (September 2026). The Sako 100 is $7,625 in Wood and $9,899 in Carbon.
      Sako 90 or Sako S20: what is the difference?
      The Sako 90 is the classic hunting rifle: three-lug bolt, controlled-round feed, walnut or synthetic stock, from $3,599. The S20 is a modular rifle with an aluminium chassis under interchangeable Hunter and Precision stocks and a detachable magazine, from $2,211; buy it if you want one rifle for hunting and club precision matches.
      Which Sako TRG should I buy for long range?
      The TRG 22 ($7,999) in .308 Win or 6.5 Creedmoor for F-Class, PRS and 1,000-metre work; the TRG 42 ($9,499 up) in .300 Win Mag or .338 Lapua for extreme range; the A1 versions ($13,800 and $15,700) add a folding aluminium chassis with full adjustment; the TRG M10 ($17,377 up) switches calibre. All are Category B in NSW.
      What licence do I need for a Sako in NSW?
      A Category B licence for the Sako 90, S20, 100 and TRG centrefires (with a hunting, sport shooting or primary production genuine reason) or a Category A licence for the Quad rimfire, plus a Permit to Acquire and storage that passes inspection.
      Which Sako rifles are in stock?
      Available today: the S20 Hunter, Hunter Fluted, Hunter Cerakote, Strata and Polyfade Camo and S20 Precision, Sako 90 Varmint, Adventure and Quest, Sako 100 Wood and Carbon, TRG 22 Black, TRG 42 and 42 Green, most TRG 22 A1 and 42 A1 colours and the TRG M10. The Sako 90 Hunter, Bavarian, Finnlight and Peak and the Quad rimfires are ordered from Beretta Australia.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.