my tikka t3 is awesome!!

CV32 said:
I have yet to see any poorly performing Tikkas.
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Same here ...

Have two: 25-06 and 9.3x62. (gave the dirty 06 to my son), great accurate rifles, was easy to reload for. Work and perform just as well as my two Cooper M52's - guess I lucked out .....
 
Quick three 5-shot groups at 100m with Tikka CTR SS 260 Rem.
Barrel started heating up for right and bottom, flyer was last shot in both.

Best is .663-.264=.399 Not bad for my hunting rifle.
 
My Tikka is awesomer............I swear.......and not just because I redesigned the springs and made the trigger lighter but because I bought it as a hunting rifle and that's what I use it for......I have full blown custom target rifles that I use to shoot tiny groups.....
The interweb is responsible for alot of things, and taking context out of things is the number one thing it's good for.....Tikka ain't no benchrest rifle, they ain't no F-class rifle and they ain't no precision rifle.....but they are consistent....and consistency makes accuracy.....I have seen fluke groups from every make and model of rifle...why aren't these rifles breaking into the MOA challenge in bigger numbers??? oh yeah...cause their hunting rifles
 
6.5x55swm said:
so. I wanted a light coyote rifle and I traded with a buddy of mine and got a t3 compact in 204 ruger, very light, weights about 6.5 lbs with a refiled 3-9x50 scope and all I can say it's the most accurate I have ever owned. 4 shot in a 3/8 hole at 100yds with factory ammo in a stock rifle, I think I am going to get another in 308 and 338 win mag, just saying
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i have a few Tikkas. They are good hunting rifles with typically very good accuracy. If you are thinking of a T3 in 338 Win Mag, they are a nice carrying rifle and field shooting rifle, but sighting in and accuracy work from the bench is..........................entertaining! I like mine but it is light rifle in a fairly heavy recoiling calibre. Still that does translate into great fun when you let loose a heavy bullet at a heavy target.
 
6.5x55swm said:
so. I wanted a light coyote rifle and I traded with a buddy of mine and got a t3 compact in 204 ruger, very light, weights about 6.5 lbs with a refiled 3-9x50 scope and all I can say it's the most accurate I have ever owned. 4 shot in a 3/8 hole at 100yds with factory ammo in a stock rifle, I think I am going to get another in 308 and 338 win mag, just saying
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This is the norm with all Tikka rifles. I currently shoot 3 and with hand loads 1/4 MOA is norm. They are great rifles.
 
yodave said:
My Tikka is awesomer............I swear.......and not just because I redesigned the springs and made the trigger lighter but because I bought it as a hunting rifle and that's what I use it for......I have full blown custom target rifles that I use to shoot tiny groups.....
The interweb is responsible for alot of things, and taking context out of things is the number one thing it's good for.....Tikka ain't no benchrest rifle, they ain't no F-class rifle and they ain't no precision rifle.....but they are consistent....and consistency makes accuracy.....I have seen fluke groups from every make and model of rifle...why aren't these rifles breaking into the MOA challenge in bigger numbers??? oh yeah...cause their hunting rifles
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This is so good I had to put it up again, yo Dave nailed it
 
i've got 2 tikka's in 308 - 1 of them will make 1 hole with 4 shots, the other cant get them inside an inch. they both feel great, and are great hunting rifles, but like anything no two are the same
 
scott_r said:
This is the norm with all Tikka rifles. I currently shoot 3 and with hand loads 1/4 MOA is norm. They are great rifles.
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Show us some groups...Otherwise it's just more tikka smoke getting blown up a$$es.

Have you ever seen grand agg. from a bench rest scoreboard? I suggest you sign up...you have three contenders there.
 
remington jim said:
Thors Hammer ! :confused: must be a different 204 Ruger then i have a 32 or 40 gr-er is Hardly a Heavy Hitter ! :rolleyes: LOL :d RJ
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Even a wingshot results in a sloppy amputation. And on gophers.... supernatural accuracy and MAXIMUM carnage..... like being hit with Thor's Hammer.... and the noise... like thunder, with a slight whipcrack at the end. Combine that with the ozone scent of H322.... It's awesome.

hometownhero said:
It is a tikka they are all benchers accuracy capable and all give the wrath of thors hammer. You leant something new on cgn tonight.
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I know right :) some folks are so negative they could literally suck the joy out of a blowjob.....
 
Calling BS when you hear it isn't negativity.

Lets put it into your "blowjob" terms.

Tikka owners report to CGN this.....



But...without proof....it probably looks more like this.



:cool::cool::nest:
 
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