Aftermarket tikka mags??

[mdbuckle]

I would like a few more mags for my tikka .223 and I am reluctant to purchase the tikka mags that cost 100 bucks! Is there an aftermarket mag for tikka's?? If there isn't, I think somebody should step up to the plate and make some! I am sure there are many tikka owners in the same boat...

 

[nashorn]

I would like a few more mags for my tikka .223 and I am reluctant to purchase the tikka mags that cost 100 bucks! Is there an aftermarket mag for tikka's?? If there isn't, I think somebody should step up to the plate and make some! I am sure there are many tikka owners in the same boat...

Sounds like a good idea to me...I can't believe how expensive those Tikka mags are.

 

[agilent_one]

When does the current patent expire?

 

[Smitticus]

I’ve seen the Mamba Mags at Cabelas but haven’t tried ine

 

[Hand Skills]

Mag3d.ca is probably what you are looking for

 

[22forever]

19 YEAR OLD TOPIC

 

[beltfed]

If you are referring to the CTR magazine, the MDT polymer AICS mags can be modified to fit and function with the CTR.

 

[Jahnj0584]

19 YEAR OLD TOPIC

yeah, how do you even find this sort of thing to necro bump??

 

[Dorian Gray]

19 YEAR OLD TOPIC

While true, it's sad that it's still a valid topic to this day.

The R&D costs for the T3 system have long been paid off, and we're still paying a mint for their magazines.

I appreciate a company trying to make a buck where they can. But for at least the last decade or so, their prices on all of their mags has been a tough pill to swallow.

 

[Paul_T]

You can buy Canadian made T3x mags in 5 or 10 rounds depending on calibre from NDR Shooting Supplies. Also CTR 10 rounders.

Aluminum, not plastic but also not cheap.

 

[struff55]

why is this still a topic

 

[Hand Skills]

This is relevant because T3's are STILL awesome and their mags are STILL overpriced