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Spuhr SP4601 or SP4001 should work just fine. I have had the SP4001 with a 5-25x56 PM2 and a Hensoldt 4-16x56 over varmint type barrels.

If I could have had one, I would have bought one allready. But gunlaws in Sweden makes it impossible. I have to stick to bolt actions.

A photo from last weekends competiton. Ringing steel at 1000 meters. TRG22 with KRG folder. Sako bipod. Ase Utra SL7BL suppressor. Delta Stryker HD in Spuhr mount.

Just a skinny civilian here, but the video was shit! I have no doubt the dude can shoot but they over complicated it and could not even communicate corrections to each other and was way too stoked on pretty standard stuff.

I was in Stockholm, shooting the best competition of the year this past saturday, Sommarträffen 2020. Here I am, shooting steel at 1000 meters with my TRG22, chambered in .308 winchester, no less. Using my handloads with Lapua Scenar L 175 grain bullets. Oh, and I would have used other...

I use Hornady ELD M 208, ELD-X 212 and Lapua Scenar L 220 grain in my .300 WM. All with great results. I have tried the old classic 190 grain SMK but I feel that the .300 win mag really shines when you push the heavier pills. Been using H1000, VV N170 and Norma MRP powders.

This is what it looked like when I got it.

I scored a decked out TRG22 from a friend early on this year. It has been a dream rifle of mine for several years, and it replaced a souped up R700. So, it was decked out with a lot of aftermarket goodies, like the KRG spigot, picatinny rail, KRG folder etc etc. Here is what I changed and how I...

Whats with all the NXS bashing? I find it to be a very capable scope, sure, its not a Schmidt & Bender but still a good and rock solid scope. But given the choice, I do prefer FFP.

Yeah, the TRG42 is a pricey platform, but then again, quality dont come cheap. With that said, some of the parts for it, carry a pretty crazy price tag. The Tac338 is a nice platform too, thats for sure. I still think I would go TRG42, if given the choice. But thats me. Get what gets your...

Whats wrong with the original idea of a TRG42, its a fine rifle. Just get the KRG folding stock for it and a scope of your liking. Cant go wrong with that set up!

I would guess that the seating stem only fits Hornady dies. Having said that, I have loaded about 600-700 of 208 grain ELD-M and 212 grain ELD-X with the regular stem and have not had a single issue with them. I cant tell if it affects the accuracy potential, but they have still given me first...

When I got my first (and still only) magnum rifle, it took me about 200 rounds to get settled with it. It is a .300 Winchester Magnum. The .338 burns close to another 20 grains of powder, with heavier bullets. So I can imagine that it has some kick to it. This will make it harder. A good bipod...

An inch shorter? Really? Last time I loaded 6.5x47L the COL was 69.5mm. I run my .308 win loaded with Scenar L 175 grains with a COL of 71mm. So there is a giant 1.5mm difference.

I am pretty sure that the KRG stock will fit a TRG21 as well. As far as I know, they did not change anything on the main beam of the chassis, which makes me believe that it will fit. I have had an older TRG21 rear stock section in hand and I could tell no difference to the TRG22, but I have not...

Well, the small details will very much come down to personal preference. I really like KRGs chassis, great ergos, great attention to detail and great overall feel. They are also very helpfull, not that I have had to reach out to them all that often, but when I have, they have gone above and...

Tikka all day every day over Bergara. Drop it into a KRG chassis of your flavour and Bob´s your uncle.

But they dont seem to have a direct mount for the Tikka/TRG rifles? All ERA-TAC mounts ive seen are for picatinny rails, and getting a picatinnyrail for the TRG is anoter 100-150€ (at least in Swedish prices).

Drop at 1000 meters with Scenar L 175 grain bullets are 13.5 MILs with my TRG22. You dont really need a canted mount when you use modern scopes, most have around 25-28MIL of vertical travel or more as it is, so even with a flat base you will probably have enough elevation on tap. Then you can...

If you can get some, I highly recommend Hodgdon H1000 powder. It has been super easy to work with. Using it with both the 208 grain ELD-M and 212 grain ELD-X.