Tikka t3x stock
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Len the dog
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Guntrader, you didn't specify calibre but there are literally hundreds of T3X from a bit under £900.
K.H - Tikka
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It might be worth conversing with whoever you may buy the rifle from. If it’s a dealer, they may be able to swap the stock over for you?
It is technically the new ‘supervarmint’ stock but I’ve more recently seen it on other models and assume this is what dealers have done.
Failing that, I would pop a wanted on here as plenty of folk will still swap it out for something like a PSE and have one sitting around.
Good luck,
K.H
It is technically the new ‘supervarmint’ stock but I’ve more recently seen it on other models and assume this is what dealers have done.
Failing that, I would pop a wanted on here as plenty of folk will still swap it out for something like a PSE and have one sitting around.
Good luck,
K.H
Be prepared to pay silly money for a new one. You may get lucky and pick one up secondhand for around £150 on here or UKV or 2Facesbook
norcan
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Try to get the version from the Lite model; the Supervarmint has extra holes in the forend and leaves a noticeable gap around the barrel. Doesn’t bother me personally, but it’s something worth noting.
It was rustoleum deep forest green textured spray paint, gives it a roughish finish which is much more grippy
NickJ
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@Malmo Guns have some in stock. Have a look at the Roughtech Ember stock, I saw one the other day and looked good T3x LITE ROUGHTECH EMBER
Hook'N'Bullet
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It looks great - did you do the stippling?
Yeah I did, just with a soldering iron. Removed the original grip with a file first.
norcan
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I also like the green stock. 
Really happy with the build; it’s plenty capable on the long-range course, but at only 4 kilos complete, it’s still pure hunting rifle in my opinion.
I wasn’t so keen on the Supervarmint stock’s increased barrel gap at first, but I’ve come to appreciate how easy it makes to keep the barrel clean and dry. The black grip and forend work fine, but prefer there the tan-coloured ones, as they lighten up the look a bit.
Really happy with the build; it’s plenty capable on the long-range course, but at only 4 kilos complete, it’s still pure hunting rifle in my opinion.
I wasn’t so keen on the Supervarmint stock’s increased barrel gap at first, but I’ve come to appreciate how easy it makes to keep the barrel clean and dry. The black grip and forend work fine, but prefer there the tan-coloured ones, as they lighten up the look a bit.
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