t3 stock,I'm looking for

[sotoriffic]

hey all you gunnutz(my first post by the way)I'm looking for an after market stock for a tikka t3 varminter,looked online but to my surprise nothing,actually not much of anything for this rifle.So if anyone of you would know of a secret stock manufacturer let it out of the bag
thanks in advance Soto

 

[CyaN1de]

Richards Microfit doesn't make a stock for the T3, I was looking for one for my T3 Lite when I had one but could not. As far as Tikka's go there is little to none in the way of aftermarket goods for them. You could try a Custom Stock maker that will inlet a stock to your barreled action but that's about all I can think of for the T3.

Good Luck,
Richard

 

[Obtunded]

You won't find an aftermarket stock off the shelf. The recoil lug design is proprietary and is an integral part of the stock - not the barrel/receiver.

You can have that all changed, but it will be lots of work and money

 

[blargon]

Try robertson composites . com, I don't know if the T3 is listed, but he may be inletting them.

 

[Steve David]

You could get an uninletted McMillan and have a good smith do it for you.

 

[Bulldog]

http: //precisionlongrangehunter.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9701083821/m/7501044541?r=7781075732#7781075732


Joel Russo does a A5 copy in laminate and can dup you t3 stock inlet and does so for a very reasonable price. I am looking at one myself.

 

[ben hunchak]

For factory replacement stocks try Toys R Us.

 

[Ian Robertson]

The recoil lug design is very common to many quality actions. It is better than the usual rem design in my opinion and yes we do inlet for it.

 

[catnthehatt]

You won't find an aftermarket stock off the shelf. The recoil lug design is proprietary and is an integral part of the stock - not the barrel/receiver.

You can have that all changed, but it will be lots of work and money

It is actually eaier than one would think to inlet for a T3.
Anschutz and Sako use the same system.

Cat

 

[sotoriffic]

thank you for all the info,will most likely go for the robertson composites synthetic stocks, i just hope they feel as good as they look