Tikka T3X 308. Win - left-handed

[NorthernHunter74]

Hey CGNers,

Does anyone have experience in using a 308.Win from Tikka, compared to other brands in their use of a 308. Win?

 

[RichardK]

I have one, also left handed, in 6.5 and it shoots incredible. Outback I can shoot 230 yards and groups are less than an inch.

 

[Butcherbill]

Handled a few in my LH rifle searches but haven’t shot one, nice enough factory trigger, smooth bolt. They fit me well I find, ergos seem nice.

 

[SA85M1]

I have one in 30.06....my advice,...buy one..0 regrets....

 

[Brobee]

Hunted with one this year, I really liked it.

 

[bdb.hunting]

It really depends if you like the rifle and how it’s fits your body. I like tikka rifles and they fit me the same with a couple spacers to extend the LOP.

I’ve shot tikka rifles chambered in .308 both rh and lh not noticing a difference besides where the bolt is.

I have a custom build .308 win in lh that I use now instead. For a hunting rifle a Tikka is great! The custom barrel was harder to tune for but shoots better as it should for the price!

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[gurpgork]

I have a few. T3X Lite SS (308), T3X CTR (6.5CR,) T3X Varmint (223). Each one amazingly is sub MOA with most off the shelf ammo. They are all silky smooth in cycling, clean nicely and are of superior quality to any of my Remington, Ruger and Savages. My only beef is the synthetic stock. A little on the cheap side, but for sub MOA with most ammo, I can easily live with that. Ten rounds at 100m. My 308 shoots same.

 

[savagelh]

Pretty hard to beat a tikka 308 as a do-all rifle. Mine (also a lefty) will most likely be the last rifle I keep if I ever have to get rid of my guns. It's taken lots of deer, bear, elk and a few moose. It also shoots under moa