Collection: Picatinny rails for Sauer

Sauer rifles range from classic hunting models like the 200 STR to modern 100/101 series and the Sauer 505, which shares a mount with the Blaser R8. Therefore, the rail must be chosen according to the precise Sauer model, not by name alone.

Check the model, action length, and A/B/C measurements before ordering.

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Picatinny rail for Sauer

J.P. Sauer & Sohn was founded in 1751 in Suhl and is among Europe's oldest hunting weapon manufacturers. Today, the Sauer name spans several very different rifles, from classic hunting models to modern synthetic hunting rifles and the 200 STR, which holds a strong position in Nordic target shooting.

The broad model history makes Sauer a brand where the model name must be read precisely. A rail for one Sauer model group should not be used as a shortcut to another, unless the fit has been confirmed by measurements.

Sauer 100, 101, 202 and 200 STR

Sauer 100/101, Sauer 202 and Sauer 200 STR are not just variations of the same rail choice. They must be checked individually, because the receiver, hole spacing and mounting surface can differ significantly.

If the product is available in Short Action or Long Action, the action length is only the beginning. Use Short Action and Long Actionto understand the concepts, and then confirm the actual fit with the A/B/C measurements.

MOA, material and optics

Sauer 200 STR and other precision-oriented Sauer rifles are often used with heavier optics or at longer distances. Here, a rail with MOA cantmay be relevant, but only if the scope's adjustment range and the shooting discipline are suitable for it.

Steel can be a reassuring choice for a heavier Sauer with a large scope, while aluminium can keep the weight down on a hunting rifle. Compare steel and aluminiumbased on the rifle's total weight, recoil and optics.

Mounting should be done on clean surfaces with blue threadlocker and uniform torque. If the rail rocks, binds or requires force, work must be stopped before the screws are fully tightened; a correct mounting of a Picatinny railstarts with mechanical fit.