Yeah I bit the bullet and bought the Tikka…I think from what I've read, I should get a shooter.I'll take a Tikka any day over a CA without hesitation. Absolutely no question.
Yeah I bit the bullet and bought the Tikka…I think from what I've read, I should get a shooter.I'll take a Tikka any day over a CA without hesitation. Absolutely no question.
can agree with this. Years ago I bought a t3 or t3x. While at the range it blew out the ejector and spring. I called for a warranty replacement and they told me it would be 6 months before I could get one. After I received it I installed it and sold the gun. Again that was a number of years ago I'm hoping that things have changed. That is the only thing I have personal experience withI love Tikkas but a downside is their customer service is terrible since Beretta acquired them.
Just do it. Have the stock hydra dipped.Alright give me the Good, Bad, and Ugly. I'm considering a Tikka. Specifically a laminated stainless in 7mm Remington magnum.
I got a lil experience loading for a friend with the exact same gun. However, I have never owned one. I've shot his about 20 times. His is stupid accurate with 162 Eldx over H1000. He wouldn't sale me his, so I'm thinking of one. Anything to be mindful of or just do it?
Do it. Have the stock hydra dipped.Alright give me the Good, Bad, and Ugly. I'm considering a Tikka. Specifically a laminated stainless in 7mm Remington magnum.
I got a lil experience loading for a friend with the exact same gun. However, I have never owned one. I've shot his about 20 times. His is stupid accurate with 162 Eldx over H1000. He wouldn't sale me his, so I'm thinking of one. Anything to be mindful of or just do it?
Nice Did you use a sealant afterwards?Make your own hydra drip, used textured base coat then whatever colors you'd like. Did it for my my wife's Tikka.View attachment 465768
Yes, a clear coat, of exactly what brand I can't remember. I'll check for that tomorrow.Nice Did you use a sealant afterwards?
I believe so, but I would guess probably not anything heavier than that. I'm sure there are plenty of dudes on this forum who could speak to that with more authority than me though.Will the super varmint in 7 rem mag stabilize 180 gr bullets with the 1.9.5 twist?
Same thing happened to me with my Tikka T3X in .243. My LGS fixed very inexpensively. Shot well, cheap stock, and great rifle for money. Sold but would consider buying another one but they don't offer the cartridge I'm wanting.I
can agree with this. Years ago I bought a t3 or t3x. While at the range it blew out the ejector and spring. I called for a warranty replacement and they told me it would be 6 months before I could get one. After I received it I installed it and sold the gun. Again that was a number of years ago I'm hoping that things have changed. That is the only thing I have personal experience with