Since Luke asked, my first Tikka build:
Tikka T3x Lite Stainless in .270 Winchester
26" Preferred Barrel Blanks Variable Shoulder .800 Varmint in 6.5-284
Iota Outdoors Eko, no bedding
Mtn Tactical Bottom metal
Mtn Tactial 20MOA rail (I think...can't recall for sure if it was Jason's rails or one I had previously)
Stock Trigger with Mtn Tactical spring
Glades Armory bolt handle (another "I think". I've had it around for a couple of years)
Zeiss V4 6-24
10.3lbs with Zeiss 6-24 in Seekins rings
The rifle shoots far better than I do, turning out several half inch 4 and 5 groups at 200yds during load development, pushing Hornady 140 BTHPs at 2900fps. My chosen "target" load is pushing 142SMKs at 3015, and turning out .35moa, while my "hunting" load is just as accurate, pushing the 130gr Sierra Tipped GameKings at 3144fps.
The Eko stock checked in at 32oz, and is a great fit. If I had it to do over again, I would have gone with a lighter contour and a shouldered prefit rather than the variable. My idea at the time was to be able to switch barrels easily. Since then, I've learned that the shouldered prefit is just as easy to change and likely more repeatable for precise headspace. I've also learned that the rifle is fantastic from static positions, but a bit cumbersome for spot and stalk with the can. With the light stock and heavy, long barrel, the length and the balance are just a pain when hunting.
At 400yds and quartering hard away, that whitetail took a 130gr STGK in the last rib on the near side, passed through the vitals, out the first rib on the off side, and we found the jacket lodged in the neck muscles just under the hide.