Tikka replacement stock

[Mateus]

Im the proud owner of a Tikka T3 lite after getting an amazing deal. I love the action and the accuracy but I prefer wood stocks. Does anyone know of any companies making them for the Tikka T3s? I haven't had any luck searching through the internet.

Thanks!
Matt

 

[DarrylDB]

I think your SOL for aftermarket stocks for your T3 as of now.

 

[boonerbuck]

I think your SOL for aftermarket stocks for your T3 as of now.

Yup.

I think it's only a matter of time though.

 

[1899]

You could always send it to someone with a duplicating machine.

 

[todbartell]

I cant believe the T3 has been out for about two years now and there is NO aftermarket stock option

 

[boomer2]

Try this fellow if you want a stock duplicated.

Robert Wilson
207 2nd Ave
Harris, SK S0L 1K0
(306) 656-2159

 

[DarrylDB]

I cant believe the T3 has been out for about two years now and there is NO aftermarket stock option

Tod, Im a lefty dude, try finding left hand aftermarket stocks. They're few and far between even in common actions. I dont think there is much for aftermarket stocks even for the M695's and such either. I guess some guns dont get "hotrodded" much, but the amount of T3's out there should have spawned someone to offer some aftermarket stocks and stuff. Especially with all the tupperware complaints.

 

[todbartell]

there is a couple aftermarket options, even for left hand actions, for some rifle I heard of. Im trying to think of the name....its on the tip of my tongue. hmmmmmm, oh, I think its coming to me...yes, Remington.

http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/centerfire_rifles/model_700/

 

[troyski2]

But then you'd have to shoot a remington...and no one wants that.

 

[sakabush]

I phoned McMillan about a stock for my Tikka 695 last year.

They told me that beucase of the integral mag well/magazine release they could not produce stocks for the 695 ot T3. According to them, too many specialized parts are built into the stock.

It is a shame...

 

[blargon]

After removing my barrel and action, there are no parts left on my stock. the trigger guard houses the mag release. I have a wood stock, but have been trying to obtain a laminate replacement from Stoeger Canada. Still working on that. I was not impressed with the finish on the wood stock, as it scratches easily. I'm stripping it right now to give it an oil finish.

 

[blargon]

no-go on the replacement. They said approx $500 for the stock as an ordered "part".