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Tikka T3


northspear

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just wondering if anyone out there shoots a tikka and what there thoughts of the gun are. im looking at buying one this year. i am looking at getting it in either a .300 WSM or a 7mm Rem mag. Any thoughts and comments would be a big help in buying. Thanks

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I have a Tikka .300 wsw and have used it for elk and deer hunting. Great gun! You may want to compare ammo costs between the .300 and 7mm and that may help you make a decision. My dad liked my .300 so well he bought a .223 and has knocked down a hog and a red deer with it so far.

Tunrevir~

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it is made by berretta so it is not a bad gun.

Sorta made by Beretta, it's made by Sako a Finland company and always has been. In 2000 they became a part of Beretta Holdings but the factories are still in Finland.

I bought a Tikka T3 Lite 30-06 last year. It's my first rifle so I don't have much to compare to previously however my research said that they are extremely reliable and accurate firearms. I lucked into it as I'm a left handed shot and wanted an inexpensive rifle and found this one used and in my price range. I sighted it in at a range in Rosemount with the help of the gun club out there and even new to shooting I can get a 1 inch grouping at 100 yards once I had it sighted in. The T3 Lite is also a very light gun at least compared to the other in my hunting group. Kicks pretty good but I'm very satisfied with it... now to figure out how to position myself to fire at something in the woods wink

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thanks for the help and i will be getting a tikka. all ive been reading is good comments and that helps. i got a buddy thats going to be selling me a Lepould VX2. and the size i will get im guessing will be a .270 or 7mm. any more tips or comments will still help. Thanks again.

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I just got the Tikka T3 Stainless Lite for the girlfriend 25-06 caliber. She loves it and now just looking for a load to get her ready for fall hunting. Love the gun wish clips would be cheaper but for the same price as Ruger's and a lot lighter.

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My dad has a Tikka in 300 WSM, i opted for the Sako A7 in 300WSM because the Sako has a bolt release lever that allows you to unlead the gun with the safety in the "on" position. On Tikka's, you have to take the safety off in order to work the bolt. So simply from the safety standpoint, I got the Sako. It wasnt much more money either.

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There is another thread on tikkas on the gun fourm.

but what is up with the questions on tikkas lately, it seems like there is a new posting on tikkas once a week.

But I love my tikka, got a 308 in synt. stainless, my brother has one in synt. blue, and a brother in law has one in a wood, blued.

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Well I don't know if Tikka kept there price the same and everyone else jumped but it was cheaper for me to buy a Tikka then a Ruger which I didn't think made sense but we are excited.

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