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Sauer has been building rifles in Germany for well over two centuries, and the Sauer 100 line is proof that old-world gunmaking and modern manufacturing can share the same receiver. This version, model S1HSGP65C, pairs that pedigree with a genuine HS Precision stock in gray with black webbing, then chambers the whole package in 6.5 PRC. If you want to reach out past where a 6.5 Creedmoor starts running out of steam, the PRC pushes heavier high-BC bullets faster, which means flatter trajectories, less wind drift, and more energy on target at real hunting distances.
The heart of this rifle is a 24 inch cold hammer forged heavy contour barrel with fluting to shave weight and help shed heat between strings. The muzzle is threaded, so adding a suppressor or brake is a simple job. Sauer's Ever-Rest bedding system anchors the action in a metal block around the front action screw, giving you the consistency of a bedded rifle straight from the factory. The three-lug bolt runs a short 60 degree throw with a target-style bolt knob, and the single-stage trigger adjusts from roughly 2.2 to 4.4 pounds so you can set it where you like it. A three-position safety lets you cycle the bolt with the trigger locked, a feature hunters tend to appreciate once they have used it.
The receiver is drilled and tapped and shares its footprint with the Remington 700, so scope bases and rings are easy to find just about anywhere. Metalwork wears a gray Cerakote finish that shrugs off weather and hard miles, and the detachable double-stack magazine holds four rounds with one in the chamber. Between the stiff HS Precision stock, the hammer forged barrel, and that clean adjustable trigger, this is a rifle built for elk ridges and long steel plates alike. It is a lot of German rifle for the money, and the kind of setup that tends to shoot better than the person behind it.
Yes. The Sauer 100 receiver is drilled and tapped and its outer profile matches the Remington 700, so common 700-pattern bases and rings mount right up. That makes glass options wide open, from budget setups to high-end long-range scopes.
It is. The 24 inch fluted heavy barrel comes with a threaded muzzle, so you can run a suppressor or muzzle brake without a trip to the gunsmith. The heavier contour also helps keep groups consistent as the barrel warms up.
Think of the 6.5 PRC as the Creedmoor's bigger brother. It drives the same efficient 6.5mm bullets a few hundred feet per second faster, which flattens trajectory, cuts wind drift, and carries more energy downrange. For elk, mule deer, and long-range work, that extra performance is exactly why the cartridge caught on.
Yes, the single-stage trigger adjusts from roughly 2.2 to 4.4 pounds. That range covers a crisp light pull for bench and precision work up to a heavier setting some hunters prefer with cold fingers and gloves. It breaks cleanly out of the box either way.
| UPC | 810496023281 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | S1HSGP65C |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 24" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6.5 PRC |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Safety | Lever Action |
| Sights | Drilled & Tapped |
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