My T1x continues to amaze me

chanrobi said:
Thanks, I actually bought that.

Haha, i've joined the T1x club now!

Now, who's got all those DIP T1x accessories that I see on their site that's all back ordered?

In particular the flat metal mag bottoms?
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They don't have the mag bottoms but I ordered the bolt handle from them and very happy with the service I had.

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Here's mine

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Ordered a 'new pair of shoes' for my new in box T1x 22lr. Should be fun. But will have to wait until April/May when I can get out to 100m to find out how the accuracy is with various ammo.
 
I’m quite happy with mine. I haven’t had a whole lot of trigger time but I can ring a 6” gong all day long at 200m using CCI SV or SK Plus. Took it to the indoor range last night and when prone I could put 5 rounds of SV through the same hole at 25m.
 
I have had mine for a long time now since last October and shoot it for 22lr silhouette twice a month, thats 400 rounds a month minimum not including practice and sighting in.

doing math on that is minimum 5600 rounds but im sure its more like 6500 if my stock of cci standard is correct. Before that I was shooting a CZ 452 Style which i still own and love.

Last month I shot a new Personal Best of 28/40 witch means im now right up there with all the guys shooting the Anchutz 1712 ( 2300$ plus tax ) so needless to say besides some small issues people have had which I have luckily had none of these riffles are living up to the Tikka standard and for a first release of not only a new riffle but a new caliber to the brand I think its pretty amazing. Ive only tried the 50 yard challenge twice and each time missing by 1/4 inch or less with 1 out of 25 so if i actually tried more then twice im sure it can do it.
If your wanting an accurate 22lr with a light trigger and lots and lots of upgrade options in the stock realm then look no further just go buy one.
 
Tikka223 said:
I’m quite happy with mine. I haven’t had a whole lot of trigger time but I can ring a 6” gong all day long at 200m using CCI SV or SK Plus. Took it to the indoor range last night and when prone I could put 5 rounds of SV through the same hole at 25m.
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where is the indoor range in NB
 
Blairsville said:
I have had mine for a long time now since last October and shoot it for 22lr silhouette twice a month, thats 400 rounds a month minimum not including practice and sighting in.

doing math on that is minimum 5600 rounds but im sure its more like 6500 if my stock of cci standard is correct. Before that I was shooting a CZ 452 Style which i still own and love.

Last month I shot a new Personal Best of 28/40 witch means im now right up there with all the guys shooting the Anchutz 1712 ( 2300$ plus tax ) so needless to say besides some small issues people have had which I have luckily had none of these riffles are living up to the Tikka standard and for a first release of not only a new riffle but a new caliber to the brand I think its pretty amazing. Ive only tried the 50 yard challenge twice and each time missing by 1/4 inch or less with 1 out of 25 so if i actually tried more then twice im sure it can do it.
If your wanting an accurate 22lr with a light trigger and lots and lots of upgrade options in the stock realm then look no further just go buy one.
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I hear about T1x’s hanging with Vudoo’s constantly in competitions. I couldn’t be happier with mine. I keep thinking about getting another .22LR rifle to add to my rifle room... but why in the world would I? This thing shoots like a true champ.
 
quikcolin said:
I hear about T1x’s hanging with Vudoo’s constantly in competitions.
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It's incredible that an off-the-shelf rifle like the T1X can keep up with one costing four or five times as much. Pity the fools who've wasted their money on high end .22LR rimfires when the T1X can do this well. With a barrel swap to the even better IBI barrel no doubt it will be besting the Vudoo.
 
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