Is my .308 Sako suitable for wild boar hunting in France? ?

sure why not, l heard if you point a sling shot in there direction they surrender

It will kill a boar no problem and should be good until you are talking about ranges of 350 yards plus

l do not know French hunting laws, but l can not imagine why not.

not if it equates to a military calibre as civilian ownership is baned in france. I;e 9mm no ) 0.357'' ok, also in france you need to own property to obtain the necessary certification, unless laws have changed since 1997.

Yes. l would not hesitate. There may be better choices, but the .308 is adequate and the Sako is a very well made and dependable firearm.

My SAKO .308 has served me very well since 1971. It has done well on elk at over 200 yards, so a bore should be no problem.

yup, use a heavy bullet though, better penetration and stopping power.

Absolutely

piece of cake.

You have a very nice rifle/calibre there mate.(i use the same too, .308 sako 75).

it will kill them piggys real good. on deer l use a Sako 123 grain bullets.
but as a boar is much tougher, l will choose GECO 170 grain bullets (these would kill an elephant).

dont use ballistic tips, personal experience shows that there are too many runners and meat damage.

have fun, hope you kill loads of piggys.

Mick is correct with his answer. A weapon that will chamber a military round are banned in France. As your .308 will chamber a 7.62mm that is a no no.

definitely NOT
this is so cheap that why it suck
only low class people use it