Yes, I did for the 1st time. I was quite impressed, which I was doubting it at 1st. Hummmmmm....wonder where this may lead lol.
I have no experience with them, who has one what kinda groups are ya getting. If I did it could be a 243
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Song Dog
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Re: Held a Tikka
SongDog: Send a PM to Gube, as he shoots a Tikka T3 Lite in .243W and has had great success on coyotes off his "meatcycle" up in Alberta. Do a search of his posts and you'll soon see what I mean. Lots of pics too.
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Song Dog
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Re: Held a Tikka
I couldn't remember who had one in a 243 on here. You jarred my memory. Its him 
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jrwoitalla
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Re: Held a Tikka
I have one in 223cal. It's not a T3 either, it's a 595 Master Continental with a varmint stock and a heavy barrel. Shoots sub moa all day with many different loads. My favorite is with 40gr VMax and 2230c using Winchester brass. The trigger is fantabulous. Just wish they made more varmint calibers for the US market.
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jrwoitalla
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Re: Held a Tikka
Here are a couple of targets from my Tikka, first one is five shots with 40g Vmax at 100yds
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Pmoper
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Re: Held a Tikka
I have a Tikka T-3 lite in .308...to say I was surprised would be a gross understatement.....After break in I am able to comfortably shoot .78 inch groups at 125 yards....not bad for a stock factory rifle off a crude rest...I would love to find a Tikka varminter in .204.....Song Dog wrote:Yes, I did for the 1st time. I was quite impressed, which I was doubting it at 1st. Hummmmmm....wonder where this may lead lol.
I have no experience with them, who has one what kinda groups are ya getting. If I did it could be a 243
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zx10mike
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Re: Held a Tikka
got a tikka var 204Pmoper wrote:I have a Tikka T-3 lite in .308...to say I was surprised would be a gross understatement.....After break in I am able to comfortably shoot .78 inch groups at 125 yards....not bad for a stock factory rifle off a crude rest...I would love to find a Tikka varminter in .204.....Song Dog wrote:Yes, I did for the 1st time. I was quite impressed, which I was doubting it at 1st. Hummmmmm....wonder where this may lead lol.
I have no experience with them, who has one what kinda groups are ya getting. If I did it could be a 243
just braging