Tikka t3

[TomT3]

My .243 is a T3 hunter and I love it probably will get a sako 75 when I get my .308 unless I can stretch to a Schultz and Larsen.

 

[Ranger22]

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Cheers

Bruce

I’ve no friends on here. I dislike Tikka's, thought you’d all know that by now

 

[Ranger22]

You’ll have to expand on this I’m sure I’ve seen this from you before you never know you may convince me to buy a Remington

Save a wee bit more money and buy a Sako. They at least do nearly everything a rifle should do, or you could wait a while and see what Tikka are doing in the future

 

[swaro79]

can't go wrong with tikkas as I have the new t3x in different calibres currently and ive had the old t3 models; and only problem I had was I couldn't keep them all?go get yourself one

 

[Steve88]

I love my Tikka T3X in 243 supper accurate, solid rifle. will get another, most likely T3X stainless laminated in 308 .
I loved the X bolt but had nothing but problems sent it back, must of been built on a Friday afternoon .get a Tikka . Happy shopping

 

[Kevgun]

I have 3 Tikka's and they all shoot and do as they should, i think it must be envy or something, I also have a semi custom Sako 85 with a Bartlein barrel fitted and it shoots fantastic, but no better than the factory Tikka's i have, also the 22.250 is a cracking round you won't be disappointed, it's your Money' your choice. You have to use it.

 

[Rusty Gate]

Buy a tikka and bin the friend.
bryn

The last bit of advice I'd have from him.

 

[Whitester]

Get something different , Tikka’d are boring plus they are too loud for hunting and the stocks are for girls. Can’t wait to order my tac a1

 

[Rob-E]

I have a T3 stainless in .308 I got secondhand for less than £600. When I’m doing my job right all the rounds touch each other. When I’m not doing my job right it still knocks things over. The only thing I find I don’t like about mine is the light trigger, I’m used to a 2 stage. However that’s again my issue not the rifles. Get a T3.

 

[PSE Rifle Stocks]

We at PSE have worked with many Tikka rifles over the years and used many privately. Overall we can't say enough good about them. Great value for what they are and very customisable. Their quality is far above their price point. Would highly recommend!

 

[Richard Parsons]

I had a T3 .308 but it really did make the most dreadful bang. I've now got a Sako 85 in .308 and never looked back.

 

[G1963]

Just looking for peoples opinions on T3 I’m looking at one in 22-250 have been looking at other makes but really want a tikka but I was talking to a friend the other day who’s been shooting far longer than me he was less than complementary for the tikka as a brand this will be my everyday rifle so will be stainless or cerakoted synthetic so just need opinions for people with more experience of the brands out there

All my centre fire rifles are Tikkas they shoot so true can't fault them only one recommendation is to change the trigger spring then they are tac drivers

 

[G1963]

200 yrds 70grn blitzking from my tikka t3 Hunter in 243

 

[hendrix's rifle]

If your a larger gent like myself (6ft tall, long arms 16 stone) you may find the tikka far too small. Personally i dont like the size of them. As for ranger22, that's a road you don't want to go down with him after last time

 

[Blobby159]

Found this from a zero session at 100 yards with the 223 Sporter, using Geco ammo, 5 shot group

Got me one of those pretty, laminate beasts in 6.5 Swede and I LOVE IT!! REALLY Accurate considering it is a mass produced "cheapy cousin" to the also excellent SAKO rifles. Mine at least is a beauty, and cost me a mere £1.7k new. Cannot argue with that!!
Can have one in FULL LEFTHAND too, which was one of the main reasons for my buying one.... Initially. Would be happy getting another now though after my all good experiences with her.....

Get one, new or well looked after second hand and you will not be disappointed I can assure you.

ATB,
Blobbs....

 

[Happy stalker]

I have 3 Tikka T3 .222 .243 and .308 excellent work horses and they do exactly as they say on the tin, superb rifles for the money.

 

[MW73]

Got me one of those pretty, laminate beasts in 6.5 Swede and I LOVE IT!! REALLY Accurate considering it is a mass produced "cheapy cousin" to the also excellent SAKO rifles. Mine at least is a beauty, and cost me a mere £1.7k new. Cannot argue with that!!
Can have one in FULL LEFTHAND too, which was one of the main reasons for my buying one.... Initially. Would be happy getting another now though after my all good experiences with her.....

Get one, new or well looked after second hand and you will not be disappointed I can assure you.

ATB,
Blobbs....

That's mine in the photo

 

[G1963]

If your a larger gent like myself (6ft tall, long arms 16 stone) you may find the tikka far too small. Personally i dont like the size of them. As for ranger22, that's a road you don't want to go down with him after last time

No I'm only 5/7

 

[G1963]

I have 3 Tikka T3 .222 .243 and .308 excellent work horses and they do exactly as they say on the tin, superb rifles for the money.

To right the poor man's sako

 

[hughsurrey]

If your a larger gent like myself (6ft tall, long arms 16 stone) you may find the tikka far too small.

I am pretty much the same size, and I love my T3 lite in .308, only change I would have made was a bull barrel, but was in too much of a rush to have it.