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    Tikka T3 Thread

    With a flat screw driver pry out the magazine catch. Little cut out in the back of the mag. This will make it lock more solid and less rattle. edi
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    Tikka trigger coming loose -- Use loctite ?

    Normally Tikka use 12.9 screws to hold the trigger, these are high quality high tensile strength screws. It is very important that this screw does not get loose in use. I use something like loctite 243 and tighten with roughly 7NM. Push trigger in rearward position before tightening. edi
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    Tikka T3 bottom metal

    bit late to the party. We fit Atlasworx T3 LA mag systems. They do need to be bedded in the correct position (Start by bedding the action first), little flat mag spring must be removed and trigger housing pushed in the rear position before tightening. Trigger unit does not need to be milled...
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    As the General mentioned, PSE Composites or PSE Rifle Stocks are handmade carbon fibre stocks manufactured in Ireland. Available in the US through Conflux Armory https://confluxarmory.com/ The UPR stock is a Sako made stock which looks a bit like a PSE. PSE stands for Peter, Stephan, Edi...
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    No, born German but grew up in South Africa and live in Ireland since almost 30years. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    Thanks, this stock is a bit of a test bed since quite a few years, had a 3 month stint with the Irish Rangers, was handed around and tested in Germany and one of my main hunting stocks. Just received a fresh coat of paint. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    Hunting with the 308CTR. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    The UPR is made from two sandwich composite shells (left/right) which are glued together. Overall a stiff and light stock however the two halves are not always glued together straight meaning the reoil lug might be somewhat crooked. Some say the design features were copied from PSE E-Tac stock...
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    OK, we booked in and are in Hall4A117 if you are visiting. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    RavenEuro, will you exhibit at IWA in Nuremberg this year? edi
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    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    Nah, it is still with me, picture was taken in Kerry, Ireland. Only recently bought it second hand and really like it. edi
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    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    A completely new process for us as well as new moulds etc. Visual carbon vs only painted carbon stocks in our current process. This stock including adjustable cheek raiser, spacer system and alu pillar blocks weighs 700 grams / 24.OZ. Production is aimed at 650 grams / 23 oz. We'll be at IWA 23...
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    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    Testing prototype stock with new to me 6.5PRC, good excuse to go after deer. West Coast Ireland. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    Sorry forgot to translate. Live in Ireland. edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    Remove the bolt and check position of action screws with a torch into the action and rear easily visible. If these screws are not engaging almost to the top I would be very careful with 65inlb. It is only a wobbly M6 thread. I'd be running max 55inlb. Roughly 6nm. If the front screw is way low...
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    With a good 20-24 mag scope you'll see bullet holes in paper at 300m maybe even to 400m with say12 mag you won't. I always found higher mag was helpful when testing things. edi
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    AI AT in different chassis?

    Yes it was/is. I think the stock in the picture weighed about 1000 grams if I remember right. For an AI rifle a carbon fibre stock weighing 2-2.5lb would easily be possible. Ergonomics could possibly be improved. Not sure why they don't go down that road, at least as a lighter version. edi
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    AI AT in different chassis?

    John, that was quite a while ago. We only ever made one of these. edi
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    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    Yesterday, south west Ireland. My trusty rem 700, hardy barrel carbon, PSE E-Tac4 stock and Schmidt PMII 5-25x56 Grid2 edi
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    Tikka T3 Thread

    When I was a kid living in South Africa the country changed from Imperial to metric, all roads signs were changed to km. Late 90's living in Ireland the same thing happened again. Road signs were changed from miles to km. I learned to work with both systems as I went to schools on three...
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