New into long-range shooting and purchased the Newer heavy barrel Tikka Super Varmint in 300 Win Mag, wondering how important it is to change the stock to a chassis?
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i'd shoot it as-is and see what if anything is holding you back. generally i think a chassis will be less prone to flex, plus all sorts of attachment points for bipods, tripods etc. And prob more adjustable for LOP and cheek height.
Thanks, indeed I do like the stock, it just seems like everyone wants to build a tank around a 300 Win Mag.
Shoot it as is until you find out why you would want to change it.
Recoil, adaptability, looks etc are all valid reasons but they may or may not make a lick of difference to you. You say you like it as is, I wouldnt waste money without a need. Maybe throw in the aftermarket lower weight trigger spring for 15 bucks since its chump change but I wouldnt change much until you figure out what you dont like about it.
Recoil, adaptability, looks etc are all valid reasons but they may or may not make a lick of difference to you. You say you like it as is, I wouldnt waste money without a need. Maybe throw in the aftermarket lower weight trigger spring for 15 bucks since its chump change but I wouldnt change much until you figure out what you dont like about it.
Why do they call it the varmint and offer it in 300 win mag?
Light rifles are hard to shoot well, light magnums are abusive without a very good brake.
Adding weight results in less "this gun don't shoot" returns.
Its not just any varmint it's a supervarmint perhaps you aren't familiar with Morocco Mole... just kidding man I agree with you 100%
I suppose just because it has Tikka's varmint weight barrel.
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As others have said, if you like it as is, don't fix it. If you want to change something, there's all kinds of options out there.
I have one in 223. The stock is legit. Way better than the Tikka black stocks. And it comes with a good 2 stage trigger.
For trigger reference, I own Bix n’ Andy Tacsport Pros, a Kidd Supergrade, and an AI so I know what a great 2 stage feels like. I wish the Tikka had a slightly lighter pull weight, but the feel is excellent. I prefer a wider trigger blade but the Tikka has a narrow blade.
I like the rifle enough that I sold a stock Remmy 700 5r 20” stainless tactical after I got it. I am now a Tikka believer.
For trigger reference, I own Bix n’ Andy Tacsport Pros, a Kidd Supergrade, and an AI so I know what a great 2 stage feels like. I wish the Tikka had a slightly lighter pull weight, but the feel is excellent. I prefer a wider trigger blade but the Tikka has a narrow blade.
I like the rifle enough that I sold a stock Remmy 700 5r 20” stainless tactical after I got it. I am now a Tikka believer.
Yes my father used to have a Custom Sako it was absolutely beautiful with Engravings on the Woodstock and the barrel. No one can finish like the Finnish. I'm just glad I can afford a Tikka
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It's a 24 inch barrel with a 1:10 twist
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I think he was asking about my 223. That barrel is 1:8.
Sorry, I'm new here still figuring out how to navigate around. My apologies.
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