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Tikka T1X
- Thread starter jbell
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Thats a nice looking rifle!
It's easy to forget wooden stocks exist hanging around on the hide, plastic, alluminium and composites are all that exists.
How did you break the firing pin? I've probably shot 15000 rounds through mine and no issues, knock on wood.
Still nothing on MK Machining's site about their 12 rounder. Only place I've even seen it mentioned was on facebook.
Mine broke during a string of shooting. I got the last one from the factory distributor in Canada. About 8K rnds through it at that time. $100.
My only concern with these things just an empty chamber click after each mag will start to add up after 10,000 shots...
(1/10 shots its 1,000 dry fires)
I talked to Beretta and they said they would send me one.
I called Beretta to try and buy a spare last month and they said they didn't have any but told me Midwest Gun Works carries them. Of course, they are OOS. I signed up to be notified.
www.midwestgunworks.com
Tikka T1x Firing Pin Assembly
Check out the deal on Tikka T1x Firing Pin Assembly at MGW
I signed up to be notified too. Maybe call Beretta again? They were in stock when I called this week.I called Beretta to try and buy a spare last month and they said they didn't have any but told me Midwest Gun Works carries them. Of course, they are OOS. I signed up to be notified.
Tikka T1x Firing Pin Assembly
Check out the deal on Tikka T1x Firing Pin Assembly at MGW
For those looking for a different chassis/stock option under a thousand bucks, the GCP/Vision forend for the T3 version of the KRG Bravo bolts right up, and looks great. Stiffens things up quite a bit over stock too.
Only 750 dollars for both pieces.
Only 750 dollars for both pieces.
Sorry for the delay, - Very happy with the trigger, I robbed this one off of one of my centerfire rifles. I have 2 of the KRG's as well as a light spring OEM trigger.
I use the T1X in NRL22 and have been happy with the performance and have used it in hunting rifles as well.
I haven't put a pull gauge on either trigger but i would guess about 6 oz. on the first stage and another pound and a half on the second stage.
Is there some modification that can be made to eliminate the "standing a round straight up in the magazine" malfunction that occurs when running the bolt fast?
Club stage that was as many hits at 100 in 20 seconds today. Standing one up cost me serious time.
Club stage that was as many hits at 100 in 20 seconds today. Standing one up cost me serious time.
When I push down on the bolt handle at the same time as I push it forward I don’t get the rnd pointed up misfeed. When I plant my shooting elbow if I don’t concentrate on pushing down I get a mis feed. It happened with the factory barrel too. I haven’t tried shimming the mag well because working the bolt properly and deliberately works well.
Yep, mostly prone when it happens. Figured it would be more of a bolt/receiver mod than the magazine.
Where did you buy it from? Not seeing a link on that site or in the video description.
Firing pin option (I have no affiliation). I just installed one, but haven't tested it yet.
My T1X has a new outfit to wear it’s the Oryx chassis, as soon as the weather clears up I’ll post my opinion on it
I have been using one of Chris' pins for about 500 rds without issue.
Don't tell anyone but EuroOptic called out of the blue and told me that the LH T1X that I had put a deposit on nearly 2 years ago had finally arrived. Guess they got just a few in recently. Hopefully more are on the way!
The threads are 1/2-28. Lots of places supply them. Almost any gun store. Not hardware stores though.
Why not? That zinc plated nut from Lowes would look sharp on the end of your barrel.
Not even fastenal carries the 1/2-28UNEF.
Besides cadmium plated looks cooler.
The - 28 is the Extra Fine. Best you're gonna find is 1/2-20UNF.
Theres more 1/2 inch threads than people think. The only ones that stores are likely going to have are the -13UNC and -20UNF.
Sad thing is that I had a Savage mk2btvlss come with a 1/2-20 thread.
spent casing not ejecting properly and causing jam ups in feed/magwell
seems to be a common complaint
seems to be a common complaint
Thread that talks about modifying it:
New T1X Feed issues?
Picked up my new rifle today and after cleaning and adjusting the trigger down I decided to run a few rounds through it. It fires fine, the trigger is decent, it ejects fine but it doesn't feed very well. Anyone else having feed issues?
www.snipershide.com
So, feeding and ejecting seems to be an issue. Plus side is that my CZ is enjoying the extra attentionThread that talks about modifying it:
New T1X Feed issues?
Picked up my new rifle today and after cleaning and adjusting the trigger down I decided to run a few rounds through it. It fires fine, the trigger is decent, it ejects fine but it doesn't feed very well. Anyone else having feed issues?
OK , there is the thread posted above me about modifying the ejector spring/wire/thingy or you could wait it out. Mine had ejection problems at first as well and it went away somewhere between 500 and 1000 rounds. It would occasionally still have weak ejection on the last round of the magazine after that but eventually around 5000 rounds even that went away. Runs perfectly now.
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There’s mine. Nothing special but it shoots lights out. Tikka vertical grip, talley lightweight rings, Tracy rimfire, 16” barrel.
No, it’s a different one they sell. I have them on my tikka hunting rifles so I put one on the t1x too. I like it better than the stock grip.
Are on sale right now for $15 as well.
www.beretta.com
ETA:
$4 off on the beaver tail fore end too
www.beretta.com
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www.beretta.com
ETA:
$4 off on the beaver tail fore end too
Tikka T3X Beavertail Synthetic Forend | Beretta
Synthetic beavertail forend with a new asymmetrical grip pattern for Tikka T3X. Specifically designed to give a solid grip in all conditions.
www.beretta.com
They had a big sale a month or so ago, I got the grip and 5 magazines for just under a hundred dollars with free shipping.Are on sale right now for $15 as well.
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ETA:
$4 off on the beaver tail fore end too
Tikka T3X Beavertail Synthetic Forend | Beretta
Synthetic beavertail forend with a new asymmetrical grip pattern for Tikka T3X. Specifically designed to give a solid grip in all conditions.
Pretty cool to be able to set up a 22 that’s almost an exact copy of my main hunting rifles.
