Tikka t3 Tactical stock

[rharrison]

Morning all

This may be a daft question but can you get a tikka t3 tactical stock for a standard t3 in 223 with a standard barrel not a heavy barrel, or do they only make them for the heavy barrel tikkas...

if so where could i buy one..

Thanks in advance for any replies..

Rich.

 

[Jagdmatch]

You might want to look at PSE composites in Eire. They have a website.

 

[Simjim33]

For a composite you can't do much better than a PSE!

For a wooden stock look no further.
I fancy doing a wooded tactical stock for a T3!

 

[rharrison]

For a composite you can't do much better than a PSE!

For a wooden stock look no further.
I fancy doing a wooded tactical stock for a T3!

looked at the pse website but they seem expensive...but you get what you pay for i guess..

 

[Simjim33]

looked at the pse website but they seem expensive...but you get what you pay for i guess..

Oh yes that's true! How much is the budget?

 

[rharrison]

Oh yes that's true! How much is the budget?

dont really have one but didnt want to spend hundreds...was hopeing for around 3/4/500 maybe..

 

[Simjim33]

dont really have one but didnt want to spend hundreds...was hopeing for around 3/4/500 maybe..

You might be lucky and find a second hand one for that kind of price.

I was thinking of doing some thing in a chassis/wooden skin system for my new T3 based .260

time will tell!
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[Border]

Morning all

This may be a daft question but can you get a tikka t3 tactical stock for a standard t3 in 223 with a standard barrel not a heavy barrel, or do they only make them for the heavy barrel tikkas...

if so where could i buy one..

Thanks in advance for any replies..

Rich.

Don't see why you cant pick up a second hand T3 tactical stock from someone who has upgraded. The actions are the same so it would just be the barrel having plenty of air around it. I did the same with a Sako 75 Hunter standard barrel, stuck it in a varmint stock. no problems.

 

[ejg]

I recon that simjim with a wooden stock could cater for smaller barrel channel in a tactical design without trouble. Might be the way to go.
We do not have a tactical stock for a T3 yet but have converted our Rem inlet E-Tac to T3 a few times which increases costs again.
Our T3 multipurpose stock is not an outright tactical stock but the fixed comb is very high compared to a factory stock.

Sim you give 5% discount to SD members.. or?
edi

 

[Simjim33]

I recon that simjim with a wooden stock could cater for smaller barrel channel in a tactical design without trouble. Might be the way to go.
We do not have a tactical stock for a T3 yet but have converted our Rem inlet E-Tac to T3 a few times which increases costs again.
Our T3 multipurpose stock is not an outright tactical stock but the fixed comb is very high compared to a factory stock.

Sim you give 5% discount to SD members.. or?
edi

NO I have to pay for my trade memberships edi!!! (this is a joke lads, for those that dont know!!!)
How are you by the way mate, good?

 

[ejg]

Very good,
flying out to Cape Town on Sunday to go back to where I grew up. Just for a family holiday.
Recon it changed a bit in the last 40 years. Might go for a shot at Mayogi Safaris in the eastern Cape while I'm down there.
Even a Dassie would do me.
sorry for the off topic.
edi

 

[deerly departed]

I have just acquired a T3 Super Varmint and I have been looking to move the stock on.

Let me know if you are interested.

Itbis brand new and the rifle has not even been shot yet