• Having trouble using the site?

    Contact support

  • You Should Now Be Receiving Emails!

    The email issued mentioned earlier this week is now fixed! You may also have received previous emails that were meant to be sent over the last few days - apologies, this was a one time issue and shouldn't happen again!

Tikka SuperVarmint Aftermarket Stock

BobbySolo

BobbySolo

Private
Minuteman
Jan 13, 2024
7
0
Ontario
#1
Good evening everyone ,
I’m looking for an aftermarket stock for a tikka Supervarmint in 223. I was considering the Bell and Carlson Target stock (CTR) as I also have a CTR bottom metal and mag. It’s gonna be used mainly for FTR / target shooting. Any help and suggestions will be great appreciated

Thank you
 
#5
BobbySolo said:
I do have an XRS and a ACC. I just wanted somthing a little more traditional. I’m just getting tired of the aluminum chassis feel.
Click to expand...
I hear ya. In that case, I suppose budget will dictate what is available. I'm sure most stock manufacturers are inletting for Tikkas now a days. I have (2) Super Varmints - dropped the 7mm Mag into an Oryx and the .223 into the XRS -- thanks to the holiday sale. I wish the XRS had an inlet for Tikka LA, but I'm digging the Oryx so far as well.
 
#6
Wangdangler said:
I hear ya. In that case, I suppose budget will dictate what is available. I'm sure most stock manufacturers are inletting for Tikkas now a days. I have (2) Super Varmints - dropped the 7mm Mag into an Oryx and the .223 into the XRS -- thanks to the holiday sale. I wish the XRS had an inlet for Tikka LA, but I'm digging the Oryx so far as well.
Click to expand...
The Bell and Carslon Target stocks are about 600$ up here. My only reservation is there’s not many reviews online about it. I would be curious as to what other companies actually have tikka inlet stocks. The major popular brands McMillan , manners etc don’t seem to offer the tikka inlets
 
#7
I have a SV in the factory roughtech stock. Seems to be solid and the gun shoots well ( it’s a range rifle ). Having said that, it seems that most Tikka owners apparently feel it necessary to remove the barreled action and drop it into an after market stock. In doing so, can one reasonably expect significant improvement in performance?
 
  • Like
Reactions: BobbySolo
#8
BobbySolo said:
The Bell and Carslon Target stocks are about 600$ up here. My only reservation is there’s not many reviews online about it. I would be curious as to what other companies actually have tikka inlet stocks. The major popular brands McMillan , manners etc don’t seem to offer the tikka inlets
Click to expand...
That sounds rather high from what I remember seeing on B&C stocks, but it’s been a while since I was looking in that area. It does suck not being able to lay hands on most upper tier firearms, accessories, etc before buying. I did find several options you may be interested in --


https://mannersstocks.com/mcs-eh1tk/


https://mcmillanusa.com/shop/browse-mcmillan-rifle-stock-models/hunting-stock-models/game-warden/

Tikka Rifle Stocks

www.agcomposites.com www.agcomposites.com
 
  • Like
Reactions: BobbySolo
#9
Turkeytider said:
I have a SV in the factory roughtech stock. Seems to be solid and the gun shoots well ( it’s a range rifle ). Having said that, it seems that most Tikka owners apparently feel it necessary to remove the barreled action and drop it into an after market stock. In doing so, can one reasonably expect significant improvement in performance?
Click to expand...
I didn't have any particular dislikes with the SV stocks. I wanted an AICS mag conversion to load longer projectiles and more modular/rigid platform. Both were extremely accurate before the changeover -- I assume they'll shoot just as well or better when I take them out this weekend. "From what I've read", the lower trim tikka stocks are where most of the cost cutting occurs in the platform.
 
#10
Turkeytider said:
I have a SV in the factory roughtech stock. Seems to be solid and the gun shoots well ( it’s a range rifle ). Having said that, it seems that most Tikka owners apparently feel it necessary to remove the barreled action and drop it into an after market stock. In doing so, can one reasonably expect significant improvement in performance?
Click to expand...
I guess I’m just trying to get somthing different. Different feel and look. Possibly trying to fix somthing that isn’t broken.
 
#11
Wangdangler said:
That sounds rather high from what I remember seeing on B&C stocks, but it’s been a while since I was looking in that area. It does suck not being able to lay hands on most upper tier firearms, accessories, etc before buying. I did find several options you may be interested in --


https://mannersstocks.com/mcs-eh1tk/


https://mcmillanusa.com/shop/browse-mcmillan-rifle-stock-models/hunting-stock-models/game-warden/

Tikka Rifle Stocks

www.agcomposites.com www.agcomposites.com
Click to expand...
Thank you for that. I’ll take a look through them now
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

BobbySolo
Tikka SV Aftermarket Stock
Replies
1
Views
118
Rodney65
R
RC556
Accessories Tikka CTR Stock w/ Arca
Replies
0
Views
126
RC556
RC556
Saurus
Accessories Tikka T3X Stock - Like New
Replies
4
Views
258
Saurus
Saurus
H
SOLD WTS Manners EH-1 Tikka
Replies
5
Views
616
Bent260
Bent260
sroc112
Aftermarket Hunting Stocks
Replies
34
Views
3K
Aftermath
Aftermath
Top Bottom
Back
Home
Forums
Merch
Alerts