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An outside gun pic in Boston!? Living on the edge! Doesn't that thing need a trigger lock, chamber lock and a Dunkin Kruller stuffed in the bore in order to be out of the safe!?

Nice rifle. Looks like accuracy will not be an issue...
 
SnowyMountaineer said:
For $20 you might give the vertical grip insert a try. I personally prefer it substantially.
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Same! I added a Mountain Tactical bottom metal, bolt handle, and billet clip too. This stiffened it up and I’m grouping under a 1/2 inch with Hornaday ammo. I like that you can buy shims to lengthen the stock. They’re pricey for what they are, but… I’m tall, and added 2. Have you adjusted the trigger? It’s super easy and I love mine. It is crisp, no creep, and light at 2.5 pounds. I added a Hornaday cheek piece to make alignment money.
 
Hammsolo said:
Same! I added a Mountain Tactical bottom metal, bolt handle, and billet clip too. This stiffened it up and I’m grouping under a 1/2 inch with Hornaday ammo. I like that you can buy shims to lengthen the stock. They’re pricey for what they are, but… I’m tall, and added 2. Have you adjusted the trigger? It’s super easy and I love mine. It is crisp, no creep, and light at 2.5 pounds. I added a Hornaday cheek piece to make alignment money.
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Haven’t adjusted it yet, saw the YouTube video and how easy it is though.
 
Hammsolo said:
Same! I added a Mountain Tactical bottom metal, bolt handle, and billet clip too. This stiffened it up and I’m grouping under a 1/2 inch with Hornaday ammo. I like that you can buy shims to lengthen the stock. They’re pricey for what they are, but… I’m tall, and added 2. Have you adjusted the trigger? It’s super easy and I love mine. It is crisp, no creep, and light at 2.5 pounds. I added a Hornaday cheek piece to make alignment money.
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Yes I agree, they are a crisp trigger and easy to adjust. I prefer mine around 1.5# so I've always swapped out lighter springs for them, which is also cheap and easy.
 
wllm1313 said:
Since western fish and game agencies decided my money was no good, I decided it was time to get a new rifle. Wanted something that I could develop one load for and then use for everything from black tail to moose/bison (if the draw gods favor me).

Tikka Veil Wideland, 1-10 twist, leupold vx3HD, talley low rings.

Only powder that I could find was 7828ssc. Bullets 181 grain shock hammers. 3 shot group is 76 grains, 2 shot group is 75 grains, both at 100 yards. Case is pretty close to capacity with 76.


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Are those really 1-10 twist?? The one thing that always kept me from buying a tikka was for some reason I thought that all their 30 cals were 1-11 twist
 
When you guys with real man's rifles talk about how much powder goes in a case I do a double take.

Does MA have extra special rules about suppressors? I know it comes w/ a brake, just curious on the suppressor.
 
SnowyMountaineer said:
When you guys with real man's rifles talk about how much powder goes in a case I do a double take.

Does MA have extra special rules about suppressors? I know it comes w/ a brake, just curious on the suppressor.
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I loaded up 100 rounds of 6.5 Creed the other day after messing with my .300 for a while. 40.5 gr instead of 74 makes shooting a little more enjoyable.

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