Question 1

Which colors are available for different TRG models?

Accepted Answer

The TRG 22 and 42 are available in either black or green stock colors. The TRG 22 A1 and 42 A1 are availble in Filed Drab, OD Green, Graphite Black and Tungsten Cerakoted chassis, rear stock and hand guard. The TRG M10 is available in Field Drab and Graphite Black Cerakoted chassis, rear stock and hand guard.

Question 2

Accepted Answer

The TRG 22 is the short action version of the TRG family. The 22 action size is designed for calibers 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor. As per the TRG 42, it is the long action version of the TRG family. The 42 action size is designed for 300 Win and 338 Lapua Magnum. The TRG 22 and 42 are the standard TRG with solid adjustble stocks and blued barrelled actions. Then the TRG 22 A1 and 42 A1 are the chassis versions of the TRG series with full-sized aluminium chassis, M-LOK handguard, foldable skeletonized rear stock and phosphated barreled action. The TRG A1 rifles always come with multi-adjustable stock as well as 30 MOA full length picatinny rail. Our TRG M10 is the flagship of the TRG rifles family. The rearstock and forend are the same for the TRG A1 and M10, but the M10 is a multi-caliber sniper rifle, offering the opportunity to shoot different calibers on the same platform.

Question 3

Which magazines can I use in TRG 22, 42, 22 A1, 42 A1 and TRG M10?

Accepted Answer

The TRG 22, and TRG 22 A1 use the same small metal-polymere magazines.

The TRG 42 and TRG 42 A1 use the same large metal-polymere magazines. The TRG M10 has its own magazines for three caliber sizes: one type for 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, second type for 300 Win and third type for 338 LM and 300 NM.

Question 4

Where can I find the correct torques for assembling TRG rifle after maintenance?

Accepted Answer

The correct torques can be found in the TRG manual supplied with the rifle. Manuals can also be found on the Sako web pages under Support section. If more detailed questions arise, please contact our after sales department.

Question 5

What are the magazine capacities for each caliber/magazine?

Accepted Answer

The magazines capacity for the TRG 22, TRG 42, TRG 22 A1 and TRG 42 A1 is the following: 10 rounds for 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, 7 rounds in 300 Win and 5 rounds in 338 LM. For the TRG M10 we have 10 rounds for 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, 7 rounds for 300 Win and 8 rounds for 300 NM and 338 LM.

Question 6

Which calibers can I have TRG M10 barrels in and how do I choose the correct bolt, magazine and barrel combination?

Accepted Answer

The TRG M10 is availble in 308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, 300 Win, 300 NM and 338 LM. Magazines have circles marks for easy identification for each caliber: one circle for 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, two circles for 300 Win and three circles for 338 LM and 300 NM.

Bolts have radial grooves for easy identification of each caliber: one groove for 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, two grooves for 300 Win and three grooves for 338 LM and 300 NM.

Barrels also have radial grooves for easy identification of each caliber: one thick groove for 308 Win, one thick and one narrow groove for 6.5 Creedmoor, two thick grooves for 300 Win, three thick grooves for 338 LM and three thick and one narrow groove for 300 NM.

Always make sure that your bolt, magazine and barrel match the caliber you are using.

Question 7

How do I change the barrel in TRG M10?

Accepted Answer

Please refer to the user manual provided with the rifle. After removing the fore-end, the barrel can be changed as follows: 1. Completely open the barrel nut turning it counter-clockwise using the TRG m10 spanner wrench. 2. Pull the barrel assembly forward out of the receiver. 3.Carefully clean the contacting surfaces of the receiver and barrel extension (e.g. with accessory TRG cleaning kit). 4. Slide the new barrel assembly onto the receiver. A guiding slot in the barrel extension and in the expansion ring should be pointing to the top of the receiver. Two pins inside the top of the receiver guide the barrel assembly into the right position. 5. Once the expansion ring is in the correct position, turn the barrel nut clockwise. 6. Tighten the barrel nut using spanner wrench with built-in torque (approx. 20 Nm). 7. Re-attach the fore-end.

Question 8

In which direction does the TRG A1 or M10 rear stock fold?

Accepted Answer

The default configuration allows the rear stock to be fold to the right side of the rifle simultaniously blocking the bolt handle for security during transport. It is possible to order TRG folding stock with folding direction to the left side of the rifle.

Question 9

Where can I find the tools to adjust the trigger?

Accepted Answer

Under the handguard, right in front of the chassis, there is a compartment which you can open with the bolt handle (Torx screw in the lid and matching Torx head at the end of the bolt handle). The Torx keys for the adjustment screws in the trigger are found attached to the compartment lid.

Question 10

Can I change the pistol grip ergonomics in TRG A1 or TRG M10?

Accepted Answer

Yes, The TRG A1 and M10 are supplied with replacement palm swells for the pistol grip.

Question 11

Which threads are used in each places of the TRG rifle?

Accepted Answer

Please refer to the user manual. For more detailed answers, please contact Sako After Sales department at info@sako.fi

Question 12

How can I remove the trigger unit for maintenance?

Accepted Answer

Please follow these steps with caution to remove the trigger unit. 1. Make sure that the rifle is not loaded with ammunition. 2. Remove the bolt and the magazine. 3. Turn the safety OFF by pushing the safety to its forward position. 4. pull the trigger to allow the T25 Torx-key to be inserted through the opening in the bottom of the trigger guard. 5. Open the fastening screw of the trigger unit using a T25 Torx-key. 6. Pull the trigger unit downwards out of the rifle (Fig. 33).

For reinstallation please follow these steps in reverse order and remember to tighten the trigger mechanism fastening the screw carefully to avoid overtorquing it.

Question 13

How can I adjust the trigger weight of pull?

Accepted Answer

In order to proceed with the trigger adjustment, please refer to the user manual provided with the rifle.

Changing the trigger pull weight adjusts both, the first stage and second stage pull weights equally. The trigger pull weight adjustment is carried out as follows: 1. Introduce a T10 Torx-key to the screw through the opening in the trigger guard.

2. The trigger pull weight will increase when the adjustment screw is turned clockwise.

Locking of the adjustment screw with the locking agent is not required.

The movement of the adjustment screw is limited by an Allen screw. The trigger pull weight can be set within the 1,3 – 2,3 kg (2.9 to 5.1 lbs) range.

Question 14

How can I adjust the trigger blade position?

Accepted Answer

In order to proceed with the trigger blade adjustment, please refer to the user manual with the rifle. The trigger lever can be adjusted horizontally as well as rotated both vertically and horizontally. The trigger lever is adjusted as follows:

1. Before adjusting the trigger pitch, loosen the fastening screw using a T10 Torx-key.

2. Set the trigger to the desired position.

3. Re-tighten the screw after adjustment and verify the functioning of the trigger.

Question 15

I'm interested in ELR (extreme-long range) shooting, which caliber should I choose

Accepted Answer

The Sako TRG rifles have been adopted and admired by many of the top shooters in the world for long range and extreme-long range shooting. In the TRG family, we would recommend either 338 LM in any TRG platform or 300 NM in TRG M10 for ELR shooting.

Question 16

How should I choose the caliber for my TRG rifle (TRG 22, 42, 22 A1, 42 A1 or M10)?

Accepted Answer

TRG rifles are specifically designed for precision shooting and long range shooting. Choice of caliber is always a personal thing and many factors need to be taken into account. Since we have a wide range of calibers in the TRG offering, you can limit the choice based on what you plan to practice with it. In case of developing shooting skills and competing in short to mid ranges (100 - 500 m), the recommendation would be either 308 Win or 6.5 Creedmoor. These calibers also make a good base for training and practicing as the ammo availability and cost is moderate. For longer ranges and higher power factor 300 Win Mag would be a great choice. For extreme-long range (800 - 1600 m) the choice would be between 338 LM and 300 NM.

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Which colors are available for different TRG models?

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I'm interested in ELR (extreme-long range) shooting, which caliber should I choose

How should I choose the caliber for my TRG rifle (TRG 22, 42, 22 A1, 42 A1 or M10)?

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Which magazines can I use in TRG 22, 42, 22 A1, 42 A1 and TRG M10?

What are the magazine capacities for each caliber/magazine?

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Where can I find the correct torques for assembling TRG rifle after maintenance?

Which calibers can I have TRG M10 barrels in and how do I choose the correct bolt, magazine and barrel combination?

Where can I find the tools to adjust the trigger?

Which threads are used in each places of the TRG rifle?

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How do I change the barrel in TRG M10?

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In which direction does the TRG A1 or M10 rear stock fold?

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How can I remove the trigger unit for maintenance?

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How can I adjust the trigger weight of pull?

How can I adjust the trigger blade position?

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