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Hello everybody,

I have a big gift card for sportsmans warehouse and with my broken ankle, I'm looking for a project to work on.

Does anybody have a tikka t3x CTR? Im thinking about getting one in 6.5cm as sort of a long range hunting rifle/range toy/ vaarmint gun. It seems like for a thousand dollars you get quite a bit of gun. A t3x ultralight in 6.5 is another possibility for this project

How is the CTR for a basic starter long range set up?


thanks!!!
 
Posts: 5082 | Location: Alaska | Registered: June 12, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Not sure about the CTR, but I have a few boxes through my .270 T3x Lite Stainless to get acquainted behind it & am very satisfied with it so far. It's getting its first hunting outing next month.




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Posts: 15268 | Location: Spring, TX | Registered: July 11, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have a regular T3 CTR in 308 but shamefully report it remains unfired since I bought it when they were closing out the model in favor of the T3x models. The summer heat and rain crushed my summer shooting plans but I hope to get it out over the holidays.
 
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Ive been reading about them for a few days since I cant do anything else, almost all the reviews are positive with good "out of the box" performance.
 
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Tikkas are exceptional rifles.

Great barrels, very serviceable out of the box triggers, smooth actions.

The price also leaves a lot of room for high quality glass as well as good rings.

Buy and don't look back.


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Originally posted by jjkroll32:
Tikkas are exceptional rifles.

Great barrels, very serviceable out of the box triggers, smooth actions.

The price also leaves a lot of room for high quality glass as well as good rings.

Buy and don't look back.


Yeh I've owned Tikkas on and off for years, I know they are very capable guns, Im just sor tof intrigued with the CTR.
 
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I am really considering this rifle as well. It looks awesome. 6.5 vs 308 is something I am thinking about.
 
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I have one in 6.5 love it! Great combination of performance and price.
 
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My local sportsmans warehouse keeps these in stock in a few calibers I keep looking at them. I like the looks of them everything I've read they are good shooters. Better go buy it might make the broken ankle feel a little better.
 
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Been looking at them heavily the past few weeks. Handled one the day and love the action but not so much the stock. Although I expected that and if purchased will be going into it knowing that the stock would be swapped at some point. I compared it to the Ruger RPR and the Tikkas action was the winner between the two. My only issue with the CTR is the propriety magazine. They aren’t cheap. I still need to research a little more though and see if swapping stocks along with bottom metal will allow the use of the AICS style mags.
 
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I have a T3 CTR in .308. Stock leaves a lot to be desired but swapped and changed bottom metal for AI mags. Super accurate gun, furthest I've shot is only 300. Plan on doing a semi custom build soon with a T3X CTR action.
 
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