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Tikka T3/T3X Upgrade Package – Oregon Mountain Rifle Co Things To Know Before You Buy


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<p class="p__0">The Tikka T3 or T3x action is an excellent foundation for a custom build ... Tikka utilizes one size action to keep production expense low, and they include magazine blocks and a longer bolt stop to run brief action calibers ... The T3 is well matched for brief action cartridges, medium length cartridges, and a few long action cartridges ... We do not recommend constructing most long action magnum cartridges on this action due to minimal area in the factory publications, and a really brief cartridge length ... Ideal cartridges include 6 ... 5 PRC, 7mm SAUM, and any other brief action cartridge ... Below are a couple of cost breakdowns for various Tikka develops ...</p>
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<p class="p__1">We released the "Building a Backcountry Rifle" series through the Hunt Backcountry Podcast in 2016 ... Episodes in that series covered rifle selection (Episode 67), caliber/cartridge selection (Episode 69), bullet selection (Episode 70), scope selection (Episode 71), and even shooting tips (Episode 72 &amp; Episode 73) ... For the past 4 years since that series, I have been dealing with creating a rifle system that fulfilled my goals and was reasonably spending plan friendly ... Full Article for this rifle is diverse ... I desired a single rifle that was suited for the Rocky Mountain west, capable in the whitetail woods of the midwest, and enough for many types in Alaska ...</p>
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<p class="p__2">Because this would be a rifle that I hung out lugging around the mountains, I wanted the complete package (rifle, optics, and all devices) to weigh 8-9 pounds ... A completely geared up rifle in that weight variety is light enough to carry all the time, yet isn't so light that it is frustrating to shoot in less than ideal positions ... A fairly special factor for me in this construct is that I am left-eye dominant and have constantly shot right-handed bolt actions from the left side ... When it came to this develop, I finally chose to transition to a left-handed action ... Like a lot of you, I don't have the budget for a custom-built rifle ...</p>
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