Tikka bolt guns
- Slater
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Tikka bolt guns
The local Sportsman's has a couple of these on the rack. Don't know much about the brand except that it's made in Finland and seems to have a good reputation.
Anyone familiar?
Anyone familiar?
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
They're a Sako brand. Tikka is their more budget line of rifles, but I've heard that they're excellent from a couple of guys.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
Yup, what the above stated. Shoot great. I have one for sale right now too….
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
I've not shot one, but owners seem to love them across all the forums I frequent.
Their .22 is in the same size action too, so you can put it in whatever chassis/stock you wish.
Their .22 is in the same size action too, so you can put it in whatever chassis/stock you wish.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
They are good guns.
I have shot and hunted with Tikka's in several different calibers and have no complaints.
I have shot and hunted with Tikka's in several different calibers and have no complaints.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
Not a better more accurate factory rifle made in my opinion. Very smooth actions light weight and shoot fantastic. Great little guns to build on as well if you ever felt inclined to do so.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
Tikka's are fine rifles. With the right ammo they are capable of 1/2 MOA.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
Picking up a Tikka bolt gun has been on my list for a while. Lots of aftermarket parts to replace/upgrade just about everything. Great accuracy and very true action from the factory. Ive notice a little bolt slop working the action but a very smooth operating action at that.
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
never owned or shot one however one I handled sure had a smooth action
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
I have had a few tikka. They are close on par with a 700 in my opinion. I had a 7mag. I regret parting with and am having a hard time avoiding the 308 tac medic has
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Re: Tikka bolt guns
I got that 7mag i mentioned from you years ago i believe
Re: Tikka bolt guns
I have a Tikka T3 in .308. It is a tack driver with my hand loads. Also have a Tikka M595 in 7mm-08. It is also quite accurate, with my hand loads. I have a Nikon 6x18 scope on it
Re: Tikka bolt guns
I have a Tikka T3 in .308. It is a tack driver with my hand loads. Also have a Tikka M595 in 7mm-08. It is also quite accurate, with my hand loads. I have a Nikon 6x18 scope on it