Tikka T1X First day at the range

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By no means am I a person that will put 10 shots in a dime with a 22 or any other gun for that matter. My rimfire experience has pretty much been with basic models ( Cooey, 10/22 etc..) plinking at around 25-50 yards. I picked up a T1X and some CCI Standard velocity ammo and set up to shoot 100 yards. Once sighted in it shot 1-1.5 inches. Plus I put up some empty 12 ga hulls and it picked them off with ease.

I know that 22 rimfire with a better rig and ammo can do even better than this but boy was I impressed with the little Tikka. Fun as hell picking off 12 ga hulls at 100 yards with a 22.
 
powdergun said:
By no means am I a person that will put 10 shots in a dime with a 22 or any other gun for that matter. My rimfire experience has pretty much been with basic models ( Cooey, 10/22 etc..) plinking at around 25-50 yards. I picked up a T1X and some CCI Standard velocity ammo and set up to shoot 100 yards. Once sighted in it shot 1-1.5 inches. Plus I put up some empty 12 ga hulls and it picked them off with ease.

I know that 22 rimfire with a better rig and ammo can do even better than this but boy was I impressed with the little Tikka. Fun as hell picking off 12 ga hulls at 100 yards with a 22.
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try some cci green tag and you will be pleased with that combination don
 
powdergun said:
Geez cant remember 20 I believe lol
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You'd know if you had the shorter barrel, the 20 Inch barrel looks a bit more balanced for length with the stock.... :)
I picked up a 16" model a while back but I have not been out shooting with it yet.
1.5 moa with CCI std out of the box is pretty nice for mid budget gun with mid budget ammo.

Enjoy!
 
The last time Cabela's Abbotsford had Green Tag it was $34/100.
Green tag is just rebranded CCI SV with no documented proof of testing.
One box when it was on sale proved to be a poor investment.
The lot number can never be relied upon to find it again.
Stick with CCI SV which can best be tested in your own rifle with superior results.
 
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