my tikka t3 is awesome!!

cdn shooter said:
Show us some groups...Otherwise it's just more tikka smoke getting blown up a$$es.
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Ok. Heres a few. Nothing phenomenal. Just the first 9 rounds with some new 52 gn Bergers. Im looking forward to fine tuning a load on a calm day.

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They are just like any other rifle. Plenty of good shooters, but far from universally super-accurate.
I have owned Tikka T3s. Most were quite accurate, but a couple would not impress any accuracy hound.
I also do not care for the T3 platform in heavier recoiling chamberings, either. I had a 338 Win Mag in
a "hunter" model, and the recoil would definitely get your attention. In a T3 lite, it is even worse.
Dave.
 
I own two Tikka T3s both are quite accurate. One is a LSS in .204 Ruger, the other is a SS Synthetic in .300WSM. No issues with either of them.
 
cdn shooter said:
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.
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Your on a "hunting" rifle forum there bub... Could care less about your friend Grand aggie or your bench rifle go start your own thread in the proper forum if you wanna discuss that.

As for a pic of my groups....here are the type that matter to me taken with a Tikka T3 .204, best factory rifle period!!!:dancingbanana::dancingbanana:

 
Don't quote actual value in any forum like 1/4 MOA unless you post targets to prove it or expect ahole responses from trolls like cdn shooter that does not contribute.
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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scott_r said:
Your on a "hunting" rifle forum there bub... Could care less about your friend Grand aggie or your bench rifle go start your own thread in the proper forum if you wanna discuss that.

As for a pic of my groups....here are the type that matter to me taken with a Tikka T3 .204, best factory rifle period!!!:dancingbanana::dancingbanana:
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Wouldn't touch a T3 in caliber beyond 308. The 300WM in T3 was not pleasant. Would certainly get the T3 again in 223 and 260, luv that smooth bolt, great accuracy for a hunting rifle.
Eagleye said:
They are just like any other rifle. Plenty of good shooters, but far from universally super-accurate.
I have owned Tikka T3s. Most were quite accurate, but a couple would not impress any accuracy hound.
I also do not care for the T3 platform in heavier recoiling chamberings, either. I had a 338 Win Mag in
a "hunter" model, and the recoil would definitely get your attention. In a T3 lite, it is even worse.
Dave.
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burnaby said:
Don't quote actual value in any forum like 1/4 MOA unless you post targets to prove it or expect ahole responses from trolls like cdn shooter that does not contribute.
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Point taken I could actually dig up targets, I have extensive load development for my T3 Varmint and .204...most loads shot under the MOA but have loads for each gun that can do 1/4 moa if I do my part. Any how...no point continuing on here.. Enjoy your rifle to OP!!!
 
scott_r said:
Your on a "hunting" rifle forum there bub... Could care less about your friend Grand aggie or your bench rifle go start your own thread in the proper forum if you wanna discuss that.

As for a pic of my groups....here are the type that matter to me taken with a Tikka T3 .204, best factory rifle period!!!:dancingbanana::dancingbanana:


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Now that's a nice group , well done !
 
scott_r said:
Taken from your trader rating "Was unable to resolve the dispute in a mature manner. Acts like a child."

Sounds like your posts reflect how you act on the Equip exchange as well. Why don't you go hijack your own thread. IM out :dancingbanana::dancingbanana:
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How very stalker-ish of you.
 
I was working out in Alberta and stumbled across the Alberta tactical rifle website, saw the GRS stocks they sell. Any good?
 
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