Not really surprising, it's pretty clear that Sako/Tikka is totally out of touch with, or they simply don't care, what really goes for PRS competition guns here (20+lbs, 6oz triggers, strait profile super heavy barrels) basically everything you can do to min shooter mistakes.
Look at the Sako s20, they also marketed that as a competition rifle for the US market, and it totally tanked. Of course the cheap as hell brittle plastic skins didn't help, and it didn't even break 10lbs, and they never imported half of the accessories/options for it to the US like the 2 stage trigger and heavy barrel option. Stores are still trying to dump them at huge discounts. You see guys posting cracked stocks on them almost weekly on their facebook page.
That said not a fan of chassis designs where the fore-end is not one piece with the main chassis/action block. I'm sure there are good designs but every one I've had experience with had significantly more flex than a one piece chassis. I do think for the non-PRS folks these will probably sell well, the weekend range warrior that has no interest in PRS will still like the features, and the ability to buy a 22 clone of their centerfire. In factory offering I'm pretty sure they will be the only game in town offering that.
The worst part is if you live in the states you have to deal with Beretta, and what a shit show that place is. Dealing with them on an s20 was an eye opening experience in multiple ways. From them almost having me send it to the wrong location, not wanting to deal with cracked stocks, and Beretta admitting they knew there was a mag problem, but had no "ability" to replace bad mags even though they were in stock, but kindly offered a 10% coupon so I could buy them at their online store for full MSRP.