I have two Tikkas. A t3 and t3x. Both in 270, one for me, one for the wife. Outstanding rifles. The T3 light in 270 prints one ragged hole at a hundred. Amazing accuracy. The X is about .75 moa. Factory loads. Keep building these amazing rifles and we will keep buying them.
Good rifles my one and only complaint is the mag length I wish you would match the mag length to the chamber for us reloaders other then that great rifles , I did a custom 7mm rem mag based off your action awesome action
Tikka Love! My Stainless CTR is updatet with cerakote, flutet Barrel and german Gun Stock mod. Ranger, plus for 4 rnd. Mag, still perfekt, Ultra accurate rifle. In 308. is 130gr TTSX still hole in hole at 100m, at 200m Max. 20mm group. The new Models pick up latest custom Trends, Thats very impressiv and cool! Futher That!
I have old Tikka T3 Tactical .308win "Reservist Edition" With heavy barrel and it have been great rifle, best 5 shot group is 12mm at 100m so its around half MOA.
@@larrydotsonviet2 Thanks for the reply. Since I hadn't heard or seen anything about it at the time of my posting, I went ahead and found what I thought was the same thing or close to it. I ended up buying a Spartan Javelin Pro Hunt Tac Bipod. These things are awesome. A bit pricy, but they are top quality bipods from what I can tell. They work fantastic and look great. I put the mount on my Tikka .308 WIN and because the bipods are quick detach it means I don't have to worry about them being in the way when storing the rifle in the safe or if I'm carrying the rifle slung over the shoulder. I'd say if you're thinking about buying some, give them a look. I like mine and so far, I've had zero issues with my set up.
@@MichaelSmith-js5wq thanks for the response, I actually am in the market for buying a bipod and this will be my first bipod ever purchasing so I really want one I won’t regret spending my money on and one I will only ever need and use. I heard about spartan bipods on a different RUclips video on the T3X and your comment has definitely got me wanting to buy one like yours!
@@MichaelSmith-js5wq by the way did you end up getting the T3X roughtech ember or the Super Varmint? Both are purchasable in the USA but I had a hard time finding the Roughtech ember available, had to do more digging and found a website that had them in-stock.
@@larrydotsonviet2 I got the T3x Roughtech Ember. Although the stock is fine, I personally don't like synthetic stocks, so I bought a Boyd's AT-ONE Thumbhole Stock. I looked at the T3x Varmint Hunter but that rifle doesn't come with the fluted barrel and bolt or the muzzle brake. I couldn't get those features in a wood stock version of the T3x so after some contemplating, I opted to go the route I did. I absolutely love this rifle. There have been a few more mods, nothing crazy but I mated my rifle to a Vortex Diamondback HP 3-12 X 42 scope and with these bipods, it is extremely accurate. I can tell you; you won't be disappointed with any of this stuff.
I really want a super varmint. You can't get your hands on just about any of the t3x target or tactical type models in the US. Been that way for at least a year now. Any explanation out there?
In newer models 300 win mag is 1-10. 300 wsm is still 1-11 as others .30 cal. Check their website. They should make 7 RM with faster twist than 9.5. Im waiting for at least 9 or even better 8.5 / 8.
What suppressor is being used with the Super Varmint? Looks like it has a matching Cerakote and been looking for a matching suppressor without having to get one custom coated.
I bought one last week in 243 and had to send it back the next day after only 6 shots as the fluted bolt was not smooth and almost jammed and juddered when loading and it was damaging the action anyone had this problem? Just waited 2 months for it to arrive and had it for one day absolutely gutted but i had to refuse the rifle as it was damaging itself
The 300wm Tikka T3X Roughtech Ember is it the 1-11twist or has Tikka finally went with 1-10 twist? Also without muzzle brake on what’s the barrel length?
I just called euro-optic earlier this evening and asked about placing one on back order and if they had a time frame on when they expected them in. I was told that they had already received their first order (small amount) and that the manufacture told them that delivery for the next order was supposed to be sometime this month. The rep from euro-optic also said it could be as long as a couple of months, but he really expected them to come in soon. So, it looks like Tikka is finally shipping to the U.S. market.
I had a toughtec desert tan and unfortunately the paint rubbed off on the stock way too easily. Where the bipod attaches to the stock it scraped the paint off from recoil. Also on one side of the stock up the front wore down to the black polymer in spots from carrying the gun on my side in a safari sling. I expected some degree of wear but I only had the gun for 5 months.
@@crazymoose6339 either.. I own a few tikkas and swapped it in for a t3x superlite. I don’t have any issues with stainless and regular stocks. Just not a fan of the painted stocks. If they used a coloured polymer it’d work a lot better than paint
I think I saw that Brownells has a paint coating that’s supposed to be as tough as Cerakote. Maybe check that out. You might need to sand the polymer stock to make sure it adheres. Polymers can be difficult to get paint to stick.
@@orwellknew9112 yeah I know. I got a t3x aspire now in 243 too. The stock is actually green so there’s no paint so it can’t rub off. Also got a normal superlite
Are you guys ever going to make another rimfire because I love my left handed t1x but some more rimfires would be cool, or would you guys ever consider making a shotgun with the look of the t3x with the stainless steel and a nice black synthetic stock?
@@Laluna2345 I have 7mm Rem Mags, .300’s and .338’s to cover my big stuff. Not only are PRC components scarce but you don’t need 65 grs of powder to kill a groundhog at 500 yards
@@Laluna2345 my factory Rem 700 22-250 from '74 is still a fine shooter. I'd love a Tikka in just about any cartridge, but a 22-250 or .243 would definitely be at the top of the list.
Had two CTR s The first one was super accurate, the second one doesn't go below 30mm with hunting rounds. Not really impressed about the accuracy anymore. It seems they tend to be better around 2015 then nowadays.
I wanted to ask Sako/Tikka manufacturers: what is the real difference between Sako and Tikka rifles? Is it the fit and finish of the Sako that makes the price higher? Can the Sako shoot more accurately, and if so, how much more accurately does the Sako shoot versus the Tikka? Thanks for the help. I thought about getting a Sako but didn’t know how much difference there was between the Tikka and Sako rifles. I have three Tikka rifles and I can honestly say they are by far the best rifles in my safe.
Barrels are the same. 2 VS 3 lug bolt (Tikka : Sako) Overall finish will be nicer for Sako, therefore the price will be higher. Accuracy will be the same. Buy "cheapest" Varmint Tikka, upgrade it with aftermarket stock etc. and you will have superb firearm thats maybe still cheaper then some Sakos. Check out GRS from Norway. Cant beat the price.
Along with what Edijs said, the magazines, safeties and action sizes are different too. Tikkas use a single stack polymer mag, while the Sako 85 uses a double stack steel mag. Both are detachable, but the Sako needs to be pushed in slightly for the mag release to work. Tikkas have a two position safety where forward means the bolt can be moved and the rifle's ready to fire, while back means the bolt and trigger are locked. Sako has three positions with a middle position that allows the bolt to be moved while the trigger is locked. Tikkas have one action size with bolt stops for smaller chamberings, while Sakos have different sized actions for different length cartridges, which will make the rifle a bit lighter if it's in a shorter chambering.
I have a Tikka T3 lite stainless in 7mm-08 that o bought 8 years ago and I've never fired it!!!! I have ammo, just need to get out and do it. This either tells me I dont shoot enough or I have too many rifles 😂
As far as I’m aware, most are still single stack. Benefit is that it resolves feeding issues before they even try to pop up. Particularly in the shorter fatter rounds like 300 wsm, etc. I just wish they’d do 5 round mags for all the available cartridges.
@@phild9813 ok, I see. I own T3 CTR in 308. And I actially wanted to buy T3x CTR exactly because of the difference in mags but there was a shortage of T3x's in Russia due to the sanctions. However I am surprised to hear about any issues with double stack, didn't know that. I put my T3 into TRG chassis and use TRG double stack mags. Works just fine. And I'd say I'd opt for 5-round double stack mags, if I used my rifle with the stock plastic stock. Not robust enough maybe, but I liked the hunting profile and hated the look and feel of the plastic single stack mag sticking out of the rifle.
Why didnt you (Tikka) have all your T3X fitted with the wider front grip. You have with these. When I purchased a T3X CTR there was no option for this. Seems petty that you have to make an additional $50 for a piece of plastic to be added.
Buyer beware. I purchased a Tikka t3x lite 2 months ago after reading and watching a lot of positive reviews. I am very disappointed, the best groups it gets is 2 to 3 inch groups at 100 yards with a cold barrel. I would not purchase another one. I tried 2 different scopes just to make sure it wasn’t the optics, even though I know the scope are fine. All my other rifles I mounted the scopes and they all are under 1” at 100 yards so I do have experience with rifles, this is not my first. It’s really too bad unless I could find someone that wants to take it off my hands for what I paid for it.
Try different ammo. My Winchester 70 in 270 won't shoot anything Hornady, even hand loads, under 2". I just shot a 5 round 1" group with cheap Winchester power points with the same rifle the other day.
@@martrg1 at this time all I could find was Winchester 55 grain soft point, hornady 50 grain vmax and PPU 55 grain soft point and none of them could do better then 2” groups at 100. The best was the PPU, which I never heard of before but I bought it anyway because of the times. After I got home I researched PPU and they are an Hungarian Ammo company that has a good reputation for making quality Ammo with several government contracts. But they did the best out of the tikka. The Winchester did the worse, all over the place, 6 to 7” group.
@@magoo3380 thanks, but I have just given up on the tikka. I purchased a different 22-250 , different manufacture, and it works great. With the new 22-250 I am getting 1/2” groups at 100 yards with hornady production ammo.
@@tiputipu777 it’s a matter of cost you know, the best you can get for reasonable prices ! Imagine, in order to use the full potential of the rifle you’ll need a scope to match!
@@snickrologen I know, I have a trg22, spuhr mount and steiner m7xi, suppressor and atlas bipod. And no, im not rich by any means but I pretty much only spend money on rifles and shooting equipment. At least in Finland the t3x tac a1 and s20 are the same price, and as someone who sells firearms I would suggest going for the t3x over the s20.
@@tiputipu777 Sounds like a great combination there with the TRG 22 / Steiner! The other Tikka you’re mentioning there isn’t bad either, especially in 6,5 Creedmore or 6,5 PRC…🍽
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I have two Tikkas. A t3 and t3x. Both in 270, one for me, one for the wife. Outstanding rifles. The T3 light in 270 prints one ragged hole at a hundred. Amazing accuracy. The X is about .75 moa. Factory loads. Keep building these amazing rifles and we will keep buying them.
Have a .308 Tikka from the 80’s, never had a deer complain about accuracy.
You know that can be taken 2 ways, right?
Finnish understatement is a thing of subtle beauty.
Love my 308. I did wind up installing a muzzle brake. Great shooting rifle.
Nice shooting dude! Love my Tikka T3xTacA1, To paraphrase Dr Evil.. It shoots freakin laser beams!!!
My left handed Tilkka skinny barreled stainless 30-06 shoots sub MOA groups easily at 100 yards. Great rifle.
Same
Have a T3x Forrester in 6.5x55 and absolutely love it 😍
6.5 55 fantastic round good choice.
I love my Tikka T3 Varmint!
Have left hand varmint in 3006... Run hand loaded 180's...it is accurate.. put the set trigger on it,,,, wow! Very good, very good.
Hopefully the new T3X Super Varmint will be available in a true left handed version. I like the Super Varmint better then the standard varmint models.
Good luck getting an answer on availability in the US. I have contacted Beretta 3 times since September and they don't have a clue!!
Nice improvements 👍
But I think that my old T3X Varmint is just to good to swap out.
Keep on building quality rifles.
I had two tikka rifles. Lite stainless in 3006 and T3X varmint in 223. Sold off the 3006 after l got another in the same caliber
My two favorite rifles are a Tikka T3 lite .270 and a Tikka T3x compact in .308, very accurate rifles
Good rifles my one and only complaint is the mag length I wish you would match the mag length to the chamber for us reloaders other then that great rifles , I did a custom 7mm rem mag based off your action awesome action
Tikka Love! My Stainless CTR is updatet with cerakote, flutet Barrel and german Gun Stock mod. Ranger, plus for 4 rnd. Mag, still perfekt, Ultra accurate rifle. In 308. is 130gr TTSX still hole in hole at 100m, at 200m Max. 20mm group. The new Models pick up latest custom Trends, Thats very impressiv and cool! Futher That!
Love that rough Tec ember!
I have old Tikka T3 Tactical .308win "Reservist Edition" With heavy barrel and it have been great rifle, best 5 shot group is 12mm at 100m so its around half MOA.
Does anyone know what bi-pod he is using on the first rifle starting at 0:35 and is seen up to 1:32? I'd like to get one like that.
I believe their Tikka bipods, should be on their website
@@larrydotsonviet2 Thanks for the reply. Since I hadn't heard or seen anything about it at the time of my posting, I went ahead and found what I thought was the same thing or close to it. I ended up buying a Spartan Javelin Pro Hunt Tac Bipod. These things are awesome. A bit pricy, but they are top quality bipods from what I can tell. They work fantastic and look great. I put the mount on my Tikka .308 WIN and because the bipods are quick detach it means I don't have to worry about them being in the way when storing the rifle in the safe or if I'm carrying the rifle slung over the shoulder. I'd say if you're thinking about buying some, give them a look. I like mine and so far, I've had zero issues with my set up.
@@MichaelSmith-js5wq thanks for the response, I actually am in the market for buying a bipod and this will be my first bipod ever purchasing so I really want one I won’t regret spending my money on and one I will only ever need and use.
I heard about spartan bipods on a different RUclips video on the T3X and your comment has definitely got me wanting to buy one like yours!
@@MichaelSmith-js5wq by the way did you end up getting the T3X roughtech ember or the Super Varmint? Both are purchasable in the USA but I had a hard time finding the Roughtech ember available, had to do more digging and found a website that had them in-stock.
@@larrydotsonviet2 I got the T3x Roughtech Ember. Although the stock is fine, I personally don't like synthetic stocks, so I bought a Boyd's AT-ONE Thumbhole Stock. I looked at the T3x Varmint Hunter but that rifle doesn't come with the fluted barrel and bolt or the muzzle brake. I couldn't get those features in a wood stock version of the T3x so after some contemplating, I opted to go the route I did. I absolutely love this rifle. There have been a few more mods, nothing crazy but I mated my rifle to a Vortex Diamondback HP 3-12 X 42 scope and with these bipods, it is extremely accurate. I can tell you; you won't be disappointed with any of this stuff.
Thank you 😊
Hope that one day a Tikka with AICS mags and a switch barrel system get's on the market.
You can buy a PSE or KRG Stock, then you can fit AICS Mags ;)
That super varmint 24" in 308 seems like my next one .
I have a tikka t3 Tactical stock w/ cheek riser I just cerakoted in h-250 A.i. it's up for grabs!
Can you make the 2 stage trigger available as an aftermarket option and for left handed tikkas..... pleeeeeeeease!!!!!!!!!!!
I have Varmint stainless - 6,5x55SE - it is fantastic rifle.!!!! Using Lapua Mega 155grs.
I really want a super varmint. You can't get your hands on just about any of the t3x target or tactical type models in the US. Been that way for at least a year now. Any explanation out there?
PLEASE get some more rifles here in the USA! I'm trying to find a varmint TX3 and can't get it done?
That sound is nice!
Will these new higher capacity magazines fit the older t3 rifles? Love some more capacity for my t3 supervarmint in 300wm.
Need a lefty version of the Super Varmint
Had a good look at the 223 version was perfect.
Make a 300 win mag or 300 WSM w 1-10 twist
In newer models 300 win mag is 1-10. 300 wsm is still 1-11 as others .30 cal. Check their website. They should make 7 RM with faster twist than 9.5. Im waiting for at least 9 or even better 8.5 / 8.
What suppressor is being used with the Super Varmint? Looks like it has a matching Cerakote and been looking for a matching suppressor without having to get one custom coated.
I bought one last week in 243 and had to send it back the next day after only 6 shots as the fluted bolt was not smooth and almost jammed and juddered when loading and it was damaging the action anyone had this problem?
Just waited 2 months for it to arrive and had it for one day absolutely gutted but i had to refuse the rifle as it was damaging itself
The 300wm Tikka T3X Roughtech Ember is it the 1-11twist or has Tikka finally went with 1-10 twist? Also without muzzle brake on what’s the barrel length?
Is the varmint hunter barrel profile and diameter the same as the super varmint? Thank you
No roughtec in stainless on your website. This coming?
6.8 western in future would be good?
You didn’t say what calibre the roughtech ember was in? :)
Where can we get that hat
will these new super varmint actions still fit in all after market chassis made for the t3x
When will Roughtech Ember be available in the USA ? Beretta USA Customer Service Dept. has no idea. Shouldn't they know as Master Distributor ?
They told be the same thing and weren’t much help.
I just called euro-optic earlier this evening and asked about placing one on back order and if they had a time frame on when they expected them in. I was told that they had already received their first order (small amount) and that the manufacture told them that delivery for the next order was supposed to be sometime this month. The rep from euro-optic also said it could be as long as a couple of months, but he really expected them to come in soon. So, it looks like Tikka is finally shipping to the U.S. market.
Where can I get the hat?
Is stainless as good long term as the black steel?
Those 5 round mags ought to come with, or at least be an option to buy, for all cartridge options.
Yeah, I'd love to get one of those for the 270 WSM I'm looking to buy.
Exactly what I would be looking for too.
I had a toughtec desert tan and unfortunately the paint rubbed off on the stock way too easily. Where the bipod attaches to the stock it scraped the paint off from recoil. Also on one side of the stock up the front wore down to the black polymer in spots from carrying the gun on my side in a safari sling. I expected some degree of wear but I only had the gun for 5 months.
That’s kinda strange never would have expected that from a tikka
@@crazymoose6339 either.. I own a few tikkas and swapped it in for a t3x superlite. I don’t have any issues with stainless and regular stocks. Just not a fan of the painted stocks. If they used a coloured polymer it’d work a lot better than paint
I think I saw that Brownells has a paint coating that’s supposed to be as tough as Cerakote. Maybe check that out. You might need to sand the polymer stock to make sure it adheres. Polymers can be difficult to get paint to stick.
@@orwellknew9112 yeah I know. I got a t3x aspire now in 243 too. The stock is actually green so there’s no paint so it can’t rub off. Also got a normal superlite
Why don't you offer more left hand models to the American market????
Make the Super Varmint in left handed.
Are you guys ever going to make another rimfire because I love my left handed t1x but some more rimfires would be cool, or would you guys ever consider making a shotgun with the look of the t3x with the stainless steel and a nice black synthetic stock?
I'd love a pump shotgun with the same smooth action as the rest of their rifles. That'd be an instant purchase for me.
Will these be shipped out to dealers
That super Varmint is exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Unfortunately it took too long so I already built a custom .243. Might have to get it in 6.5
I would suggest prc over creedmoor
@@Laluna2345 I have 7mm Rem Mags, .300’s and .338’s to cover my big stuff. Not only are PRC components scarce but you don’t need 65 grs of powder to kill a groundhog at 500 yards
@@G19Jeeper if i knew it was for ground hogs out to 500 yards i would have suggested 22-250(or just 223)
@@Laluna2345 my factory Rem 700 22-250 from '74 is still a fine shooter. I'd love a Tikka in just about any cartridge, but a 22-250 or .243 would definitely be at the top of the list.
Had two CTR s The first one was super accurate, the second one doesn't go below 30mm with hunting rounds. Not really impressed about the accuracy anymore. It seems they tend to be better around 2015 then nowadays.
Love my tikka
I wanted to ask Sako/Tikka manufacturers: what is the real difference between Sako and Tikka rifles? Is it the fit and finish of the Sako that makes the price higher? Can the Sako shoot more accurately, and if so, how much more accurately does the Sako shoot versus the Tikka? Thanks for the help. I thought about getting a Sako but didn’t know how much difference there was between the Tikka and Sako rifles.
I have three Tikka rifles and I can honestly say they are by far the best rifles in my safe.
Barrels are the same.
2 VS 3 lug bolt (Tikka : Sako)
Overall finish will be nicer for Sako, therefore the price will be higher.
Accuracy will be the same. Buy "cheapest" Varmint Tikka, upgrade it with aftermarket stock etc. and you will have superb firearm thats maybe still cheaper then some Sakos. Check out GRS from Norway. Cant beat the price.
Along with what Edijs said, the magazines, safeties and action sizes are different too. Tikkas use a single stack polymer mag, while the Sako 85 uses a double stack steel mag. Both are detachable, but the Sako needs to be pushed in slightly for the mag release to work.
Tikkas have a two position safety where forward means the bolt can be moved and the rifle's ready to fire, while back means the bolt and trigger are locked. Sako has three positions with a middle position that allows the bolt to be moved while the trigger is locked.
Tikkas have one action size with bolt stops for smaller chamberings, while Sakos have different sized actions for different length cartridges, which will make the rifle a bit lighter if it's in a shorter chambering.
Any of these gonna be left handed?
I have a Tikka T3 lite stainless in 7mm-08 that o bought 8 years ago and I've never fired it!!!! I have ammo, just need to get out and do it. This either tells me I dont shoot enough or I have too many rifles 😂
I thought with T3x you'd switched to double stack mags, and here I see the old plastic single stack... How come? Or am I mistaken?
Yes and No. Tikka T3X is singel stack.
But tikka T3X CTR(and A1)has a double stack 10 round mag that i think is metal.
As far as I’m aware, most are still single stack. Benefit is that it resolves feeding issues before they even try to pop up. Particularly in the shorter fatter rounds like 300 wsm, etc. I just wish they’d do 5 round mags for all the available cartridges.
@@phild9813 ok, I see. I own T3 CTR in 308. And I actially wanted to buy T3x CTR exactly because of the difference in mags but there was a shortage of T3x's in Russia due to the sanctions. However I am surprised to hear about any issues with double stack, didn't know that. I put my T3 into TRG chassis and use TRG double stack mags. Works just fine. And I'd say I'd opt for 5-round double stack mags, if I used my rifle with the stock plastic stock. Not robust enough maybe, but I liked the hunting profile and hated the look and feel of the plastic single stack mag sticking out of the rifle.
Good job
What distance did you shoot at?
Why didnt you (Tikka) have all your T3X fitted with the wider front grip.
You have with these.
When I purchased a T3X CTR there was no option for this.
Seems petty that you have to make an additional $50 for a piece of plastic to be added.
Good vid and a good guy. I am having good service from my “OLD” T3’s.
Thanks for the chat.🤠🇨🇦
Come on Tikka, step up your game, with the .22lr T1X left handed version.
I want the T3x Arctic even though it kicks like a b* with the 180gr load it was designed around.
Just Wow!! Like !
Are you shooting factory ammo?
ill bet those are sako's factory ammo but im not 100% sure.
I wish Tikka would build a lighter recoiling long range rifle, like a 224 Valkyrie or 6mm CM, or similar.
Maybe get your testosterone levels checked man
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Buyer beware. I purchased a Tikka t3x lite 2 months ago after reading and watching a lot of positive reviews. I am very disappointed, the best groups it gets is 2 to 3 inch groups at 100 yards with a cold barrel. I would not purchase another one. I tried 2 different scopes just to make sure it wasn’t the optics, even though I know the scope are fine. All my other rifles I mounted the scopes and they all are under 1” at 100 yards so I do have experience with rifles, this is not my first. It’s really too bad unless I could find someone that wants to take it off my hands for what I paid for it.
Try different ammo. My Winchester 70 in 270 won't shoot anything Hornady, even hand loads, under 2". I just shot a 5 round 1" group with cheap Winchester power points with the same rifle the other day.
@@martrg1 at this time all I could find was Winchester 55 grain soft point, hornady 50 grain vmax and PPU 55 grain soft point and none of them could do better then 2” groups at 100. The best was the PPU, which I never heard of before but I bought it anyway because of the times. After I got home I researched PPU and they are an Hungarian Ammo company that has a good reputation for making quality Ammo with several government contracts. But they did the best out of the tikka. The Winchester did the worse, all over the place, 6 to 7” group.
Hey mate. If your rifle doesn’t shoot 3 shots in 1’’ at 100 m/y then tikka/sako will exchange
@@magoo3380 thanks, but I have just given up on the tikka. I purchased a different 22-250 , different manufacture, and it works great. With the new 22-250 I am getting 1/2” groups at 100 yards with hornady production ammo.
God please send these rifles to the us.
Wood and plastic magazine is simple no go for me.
Do they all come with cans? Your name IS тиха after all…
Hyvää-I think it’s time to lighten my wallet soon, awesome rifles. Now it’s just a matter if it’s going to be the SAKO 20 precision or the TIKKA…
Just get a trg ;) But in all seriousness, I'd go for the t3x tac a1 rather than the s20.
@@tiputipu777 it’s a matter of cost you know, the best you can get for reasonable prices ! Imagine, in order to use the full potential of the rifle you’ll need a scope to match!
@@snickrologen I know, I have a trg22, spuhr mount and steiner m7xi, suppressor and atlas bipod. And no, im not rich by any means but I pretty much only spend money on rifles and shooting equipment.
At least in Finland the t3x tac a1 and s20 are the same price, and as someone who sells firearms I would suggest going for the t3x over the s20.
@@tiputipu777 Sounds like a great combination there with the TRG 22 / Steiner! The other Tikka you’re mentioning there isn’t bad either, especially in 6,5 Creedmore or 6,5 PRC…🍽
Welp guess I need another Tikka
When did varmint rifle become so tacticool lol 😆 GitRDone
👍😉
too bad they use plastic on the bottom