Sako's 90 Varmint is a bolt-action rifle in .22-250 Remington with a 24-inch stainless steel barrel that is both fluted and threaded. The receiver carries an integrated optic rail, the trigger is an adjustable set trigger, and the stock is checkered laminate wood. The supplier describes it as new with a stock photo, while the catalog entry grades it used.

The name says what it is for: varmints and long, steady shots from a rest, with the set trigger there for a clean break. Montana FWP sets no caliber or magazine limit for game animals, so there is no rule against carrying a .22-250 in the Oct. 24 to Nov. 29 general deer and elk season, but a varmint rifle with a set trigger is built for steady shooting from a rest rather than a long hike after elk. Hunter orange rules apply to firearm hunters regardless: 400 square inches above the waist.

Key features

• .22-250 Remington bolt action
• 24-inch stainless fluted, threaded barrel
• Integrated optic rail
• Adjustable set trigger
• Checkered laminate wood stock

It ships to the Montana dealer you select; you sign the form there and take it home.