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There are rifles you buy to get a job done, and then there are rifles like the Sauer 505 Lux. This is the walnut-stocked flagship of Sauer's 505 line, and the wood on these is genuinely striking, the kind of figure that gets passed around the shop before it ever hits the rack. Underneath the pretty exterior sits a thoroughly modern action. The one-piece bolt cycles fast and quiet, a real improvement over the outgoing 404, and the steel receiver is machined from solid bar stock with weight-reducing recesses that keep the whole rifle balanced at around 7.6 pounds.
The Quattro trigger is the headline feature here, and it earns the attention. You get four user-selectable pull weights ranging from a feathery 0.77 pounds up to about 2.75 pounds, adjusted with a tool that stores cleverly inside the front sling swivel. The break is crisp enough that plenty of experienced hunters call it the best factory trigger they have ever pulled. Pair that with Sauer's silent manual cocking system, which lets you cock or decock the firing pin with a quiet thumb switch, and you have a rifle built for calm, deliberate shots in the field.
The 505 platform is fully modular. That same sling swivel tool releases the forend for barrel and stock swaps, and the system supports 19 different calibers if you ever want to expand. The saddle mount receiver accepts quick-detach optic mounts that return to zero, so you can pull your scope for travel without worrying about your dope. The MagLock feature keeps the magazine release from getting bumped loose at the worst possible moment.
In 7mm Rem Mag, the 24 inch cold hammer forged barrel wrings full velocity out of the cartridge for flat-shooting performance on elk, mule deer, and open-country game. The threaded muzzle is ready for a brake or suppressor whenever you are. This is a rifle you buy once and hunt with for decades.
Yes, and it is easier than on just about any other rifle out there. The Quattro trigger offers four pull weight settings from 0.77 up to about 2.75 pounds. The adjustment tool lives inside the front sling swivel, and you simply remove the forend to access the setting. The whole process takes about a minute.
It is. The 24 inch cold hammer forged barrel comes threaded from the factory, so you can mount a suppressor or muzzle brake without a trip to the gunsmith. Just verify your device matches the thread pitch on this barrel before ordering an adapter.
Instead of a traditional safety, the 505 uses a thumb-operated switch at the rear of the bolt that cocks or decocks the firing pin. The rifle stays fully decocked until just before the shot, and the mechanism operates silently, even while you are aiming. Many hunters consider it a safer and quieter approach than a conventional safety lever.
Yes, the 505 is a fully modular platform supporting 19 calibers across the system. Barrel and stock swaps are done with the same tool stored in the front sling swivel, though switching between caliber families requires a matching bolt head. It is a practical way to own one rifle that handles multiple hunting roles.
| UPC | 810496024875 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 80117098 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 24" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 7mm Remington Magnum |
| Capacity | 2 + 1 |
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