Tikka T3 Super Varmint 308 win, Zeiss Duralyt 3-12x50 S60, Leupold QRW mount and Sonic 45 suppressor.
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Tikka T3 Super Varmint 308 win, Zeiss Duralyt 3-12x50 S60, Leupold QRW mount and Sonic 45 suppressor.
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Here is mine:
Tikka T3 Varmint .308
EGW rail
Seekins low rings
Bushnell 6500 2.5-16x50
Barrel threaded and cut to 22”
SWR Specwar brake
SWR Specwar 762 suppressor
KRG X-Ray chassis
Atlas bipod
You guessed it, I'm not allowed to post anything from the factory grounds :/
I can tell you though what happens after the assembly. The guns get transported in carts into the underground shooting range.
First, every rifle goes through the CIP-standard prooftesting. That would be two overpressure rounds for each rifle. The bolt's of T3's in magnum calibers will be inspected with a high power microscope for fractures. If any indication of a fracture is found the bolt is disqualified as required by CIP.
After the prooftesting and inspections we get the carts into the actual shooting range. We got three lanes and currently we are working in two shifts. Shooting. So our ear muffs are big And with muzzlebrakes those muffs aren't even enough.
Basically every rifle is shot with a full magazine to see that the magazine and feed works properly. We shoot groupings, test hair triggers, fix the open sights and shoot with them, test the safety and check the casings for imprints from the chamber.
After the shooting we clean the bolt, oil the barrel and engrave the receiver number on the bolt with a pneumatic pen. Then off to the packaging / shipping
Great setup mate!!!!!
Where did you get a left handed AICS for a Tikka?
Thank you sir. There is a Trg trigger thrown in there tooTikka, Schmidt, carbon fiber XLR..
That is an awesome combo.
Yup, beanland put on a bartlein chambered in 6slrDid you rebarrel the tikka?
Drool....
Custom T3 with Kahles scope
New bolt handle for my Tikka T3 Varmint. All the way from Australia.
Some pictures from todays shooting session at 100 and 200 meters.
Where can I get that bolt knob?!?
New to the board & I'm currently building out a T3 with the green KRG stock in 6.5 creedmore with a muller barrel and NEED to add that bolt knob.
Thanks!!
Out of the 2 chassis which one do you like better?
I've been lurking here for some time, and I am now in the process of getting my first centrefire.
Tikka was always at the top of the list. I've decided on a 308 over a 7mm-08 as I don't reload at the moment (although the 6.5x55 looks interesting).
Anyway, the question, as a newer shooter would there be any advantage to the heavier barrel. This post seems to have even numbers of Varmint, Lite, and aftermarket barrels.
I will mostly be shooting targets, but there will be some hunting, and I would like to add a suppressor. I suspect they will all shoot better than me, and I could put additional funds into a better scope, or perhaps a better stock.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Both chassis are really nice and of the highest quality. So there is nothing that separates them in fit and finish. I am not sure about the weight difference, if there is one it won't be by much.
It will come down to ergonomics and visual appeal.
With thar said the ergonomics are a bit hard to separate as well, both offer adjustable LOP and comb height. The KRG can be adjusted without tools, and the XLR needs a hex key for this.
As you can see it really comes down to nitpicking.
Both are easily adjusted so you can get comfortable behind both of these chassis.
I had a AICS AX before I went over to KRG and there was a big difference between fit and finish between those two. Other than that, I really just got tired of the tubular front handguard that chassis like the AX and the XLR carbon offers. I also got a bit tired of explaining to the old boys on the range that, no my bolt action rifle is not capable of full auto firing. So, personally don't care for the tubed front ends, and I have no use for it. That is why the KRG takes the crown as far as I am concerned.
The pick between a XLR element and the KRG Wt-3 would be a bit harder, but only a little bit...
My semi custom .223 Tikka T3
1:8 twist 25" true flight barrel,
McMillen A3-5 stock,
Third eye tactical bottom metal,
AI 10 round mags,
UK Gunworks rings,
Polished and lightened trigget set at 1lb,
Hawke Sidewinder 4-16x50 scope,
Aim Zonic compact moderator.
Useing 75gr amax at 3030fps average.
487yd group
Where did you get you mcmillen from?Who did your paint work? Nice rig!
Mcmillen came From Chris at UK Gunworks when he built the rifle,
The paintwork i done myself.
Cheers
Gary
I'm very happy with my T3 super varmint in 308 win, it's heavy but not too much and it's very accurate out of the box, I'm having my barrel cut to 20" on Monday as it's a bit too long for my hunting.
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Yes, but it was maybe just after I bought the rifle. and I was just a novice shooter. The rubber anti-vibration helps with follow up shots.Have you shot that '06 w/o the rubber donut?
The bolt is burnt bronze. The barrel and action are fde.Dude! If that's Highlander and burnt bronze c'kote, it's exactly what I'm planning to do with my CTR if it ever gets here!
Look up the user "cannoncrossfire" right here on the hide.
He makes these bolt handels, and a few other styles too. Good guy to deal with and the quality of the handle is superb.