This is a Tikka T3 Tactical Rifle (Model JRTM112 - 20" barrel) in a Manners T4A Carbon Fiber Stock chambered in .223 Remington (you cannot shoot 5.56 through this rifle . . . it is a match .223 chamber and 5.56 rounds will not chamber). I only got as far as through load development (80gr SMKs with Varget) with this and never shot it after that. The stock is of course custom, but I also specified a longer bolt-run channel so the bolt could be removed easily, even with the cheek riser elevated.
It has a Badger (I'm 85% it's Badger) bottom pic rail to mount a bipod.
I once called Manners and asked them if they could convert this to accept a 6.5, 6mm or other short action Tikka and they said they absolutely could, but once it was converted, it could not go back to .223.
Disclosure: When I first got it, I attempted to swap out the Tikka top pic rail for a NF 20MOA. If you are familiar with Tikkas, you know they use some extreme high-strength bond in their rail screws. Accordingly, I got as far as stripping out one of the rail screws and gave up on the idea. The upside is that the rail has never been remove, ha.
As shown, it is configured with the above-mentioned Badger rail, a Thunderbeast CB Muzzle Brake, and a Timney trigger.
Pricing:
1) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, FACTORY(not Timney) trigger and no muzzle device (thread protector will be provided): $1600 shipped CONUS to your FFL.
2) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, FACTORY(not Timney) trigger and TBAC muzzle Device:$1675 $1575
3) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, Timney trigger and no muzzle device (thread protector will be provided):$1775 $1675
4) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, Timney trigger and TBAC muzzle Device:$1850 $1750
5) I have a total of 5 magazines. Only one has been used - the others are still in the bubble wrap (they were purchased from Mile High). Each additional mag will be $30.
6) The Optic is a Bushnell Elite. I plan on keeping it, but will make it available to the buyer for $800. I tall target tested it and it tracks well (I will post the results).
NO TRADES, THANK YOU.
It has a Badger (I'm 85% it's Badger) bottom pic rail to mount a bipod.
I once called Manners and asked them if they could convert this to accept a 6.5, 6mm or other short action Tikka and they said they absolutely could, but once it was converted, it could not go back to .223.
Disclosure: When I first got it, I attempted to swap out the Tikka top pic rail for a NF 20MOA. If you are familiar with Tikkas, you know they use some extreme high-strength bond in their rail screws. Accordingly, I got as far as stripping out one of the rail screws and gave up on the idea. The upside is that the rail has never been remove, ha.
As shown, it is configured with the above-mentioned Badger rail, a Thunderbeast CB Muzzle Brake, and a Timney trigger.
Pricing:
1) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, FACTORY(not Timney) trigger and no muzzle device (thread protector will be provided): $1600 shipped CONUS to your FFL.
2) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, FACTORY(not Timney) trigger and TBAC muzzle Device:
3) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, Timney trigger and no muzzle device (thread protector will be provided):
4) Barreled action plus stock and Bottom Metal, one MDT magazine, stock trigger, Badger Rail, Timney trigger and TBAC muzzle Device:
5) I have a total of 5 magazines. Only one has been used - the others are still in the bubble wrap (they were purchased from Mile High). Each additional mag will be $30.
6) The Optic is a Bushnell Elite. I plan on keeping it, but will make it available to the buyer for $800. I tall target tested it and it tracks well (I will post the results).
NO TRADES, THANK YOU.
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