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Yeah, I've been thinking the same thing. Not sure if Proof does pre-fits, but apparently C6 does (it's what caught my attention). Been looking to build a light, hunting focused 6.5CM on a Tikka, and so C6 looked like a good option.
Yeah, I've been thinking the same thing. Not sure if Proof does pre-fits, but apparently C6 does (it's what caught my attention). Been looking to build a light, hunting focused 6.5CM on a Tikka, and so C6 looked like a good option.
Well, I'll find out I suppose (just put an order in for a Sendero contoured Tikka pre-fit).
hmmmmmAs an update, I got a call from C6 this morning about some ordering details. One of the things that came out of that is that their Tikka pre-fits don't use a barrel nut. They feel that Tikka's manufacturing tolerances are good enough to make a pre-fit shouldered barrel without a nut.
I found that pretty interesting, and figured I'd pass it along.
As an update, I got a call from C6 this morning about some ordering details. One of the things that came out of that is that their Tikka pre-fits don't use a barrel nut. They feel that Tikka's manufacturing tolerances are good enough to make a pre-fit shouldered barrel without a nut.
I found that pretty interesting, and figured I'd pass it along.
Interesting, so headspace is supposedly pre-set to index to the shoulder?Very interesting. Is anyone else even doing pre-fit shouldered barrels for Tikka's? I know their tolerances are tighter than say a Rem 700, but they're still a mass produced, fairly inexpensive rifle. I'd assume Carbon Six did their homework though and have had many Tikka actions in hand to come to this conclusion.
I'll definitely be looking forward to the reviews of those that ordered the Tikka prefits.
Hey Guys, Just checking in here. We certainly recommend having the barrel professionally installed. Or at least handled by someone with experience properly installing barrels.
At the moment, the best I can do to help share our customer's experience is point you towards our site.(see below) We post a good bit of the customer pictures that they send back. We're not nearly as large as some of the other guys out there, but we stand behind our product. We strive to give old fashioned customer service.
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We're running about 2.5 months and working hard on improving that. That's a fairly safe estimate at the moment.
We're working on it! Our estimates have recently changed a bit for the better. I'd refer to whatever timeline you were told at your time of order. We're steadily working on increasing capacity and that is helping. It's always an estimate though. Some faster, some slower. I could lie and say they all get out ahead of schedule but that doesn't do anyone any good.@CarbonSix Does that 2.5 months apply to my 45P caliber barrel I ordered in early-mid November? I need to get this 450 Bushmaster going lol.
That barrel is going to be very sad in that safe.I ordered one a week ago, or so with the Christmas sale price. For the price, I'm willing to give it a try. Will probably sit in the safe for a long time before I get around to building on it, or fitting it to another receiver as part of a switch barrel.
Hey GPR. We do only wrap McGowen's. They are a custom contour and are the only ones we handle. I'm sorry you had a bad experience (several) with them. We do guarantee 1/2 MOA with ours, but I understand if you are done.Do you only wrap Mcgowen barrels?
I was about to order one on the sale, and then saw they use Mcgowen barrels. After 3 Mcgowen barrels where 2 are junk and have to be replaced and the 3rd is marginal at best.... I'll never use Mcgowen again!
Pacnor has been doing prefits for tikkas for quite some time.You haven't had any issues shouldering barrels for tikka actions without having the action in hand? I am just curious as I have never heard of this for a Tikka action before.