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Cogswell&Harrison
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Sounds like it’s a rebranded Sabatti.
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Cogswell & Harrison Certus in .308 Winchester - in depth rifle review - Rifle Shooter
Chris Parkin presents his review of the Cogswell & Harrison Certus in .308 Winchester credit: Archant Likes: Brilliant stock Steady, reliable performance if nothing particularly ground-breaking Trigger can be tweaked for best results credit: Archant Dislikes: No forend stud for a bipod as...
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Sounds like it’s a rebranded Sabatti.
Cogswell & Harrison Certus in .308 Winchester - in depth rifle review - Rifle Shooter
Chris Parkin presents his review of the Cogswell & Harrison Certus in .308 Winchester credit: Archant Likes: Brilliant stock Steady, reliable performance if nothing particularly ground-breaking Trigger can be tweaked for best results credit: Archant Dislikes: No forend stud for a bipod as...
I bought it because it looked and felt like a decent quality rifle. I was told that a deal to import them fell through so there aren’t many in the states. It feels good and shoots good but the surprising part is after putting 30 rds through it in under an hour the groups didn’t open up but about a half inch. Thanks for the info!
It’s basically a Sabatti in Cogswell & Harrison clothes. Nothing super flashy but solid shooters. Sounds like you got a good barrel on yours if it held decent groups after heating up like that. Kinda a sleeper rifle honestly, not a lot of folks know about 'em here.
