Tikka t3 lite aftermarket stocks

Tikka t3 lite aftermarket stocks

Author: RidD On: 11.06.2017

Just picked up another T-3 lite on here. Looking into putting an after market stock on it. Doing research and have a few possibilities.

Looking for some more input from the guys on here. There's a few options but nothing inexpesive: Helmick Arms laminate stocksWild Dog Custom carbon fiber stocks- ultralite hunter and tacticalManners carbon fiber tactical stocks.

I have 2 very accurate T3s that I upgraded with Wild Dog Stocks How much did the T3's end up weighing with Wild Dog stocks?

Anybody wanna get rid of a T3 lite take-off? I wanna head shoot the mite clinging to the pubes on the left nut of the fly that's sitting on the black spot on the rock. Originally Posted by raybass.

My T3 Lite factory with Burris 3x9 Fullfield and 5 rounds of 06 weighs 7lb 2oz. That is a nice looking laminate though.

What was the ballpark cost. Praise the Lord for full Salvation Christ Still lives upon the throne And I know the blood still cleansess Deeper than the sin has gone Lester Roloff. Originally Posted by medicman. I was told by a Bell and Carlson rep at SHOT show last January they would be working a stock for the T3 next due to the request they received. It they do a drop in fit with their Medalist type aluminum bedding block I think it will be a big hit. Timing might be about right to start e-mailing them with with order request for that.

I hope they come through. The McMillian Sako pattern stocks are available now and the Classic feels pretty right for a light Tikka. Does McMillan have those inletted for the T3 to be purchased as a drop in stock or do you have to send them your barreled action?

McMillan and Manners both inlet for the T3. What is everyone doing regarding the recoil lug? Are the aftermarket stocks cut with a slot to fit the lug into? That is big question on how BC would bring out a bedding block style of stock. Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies. Wild dog stocks are a hand laid carbon fiber stock with a carbon fiber composite based bedding block and aluminum installed pillars.

They are produced with a metal recoil lug which is also bedded in the stock. Helmick Arms also produces their stock with a bedded recoil lug. I've handled the factory T3 wood stock by sealing the barrel channel and inletting for the action and trigger guard with Permalyn sealer and bedding the recoil lug with Devcon steel Epoxy.

Thanks for the input. Have to sit down and decide now. I found a pic of my Wild Dog stock with carbon fiber composite based bedding block and aluminum installed pillars plus bedded recoil lug. Bell and Carlson is within days of taking orders for the Tikka T3 Sporter Stock. Features a full length bedding block that rocks!

Drop in unit, free floating This stock is very very similar to the Sako Tecomate. Originally Posted by Gunner They are 40oz or so, unless you get a Ti model that is only for Remingtons. From a place you will not see, comes a sound you will not hear.

So it must be some sort of carbelite configuration? No way you are going to get a Medalist that light. FWIW, we produce several Medalist stocks the fall under 2lbs. Browning A Bolt Ti, Remington Custom Shop, Several aftermarket sporters, etc. I weighted one of the first samples out of the mold and it was a touch under 2lbs. Sorry for the crappy pics, but it hasn't been full photo'd yet. How is that possible? I own a short action BDL Medalist and it was 38oz, and a Savage sporter version that was 40oz.

Question, does it utilize the factory trigger guard and magazine? The Savage sporter LA is a larger exterior stock and the layup is a bit more.

Obviously yours is beyond that or with the addition of bedding or LOP change, scale difference, etc??? The is a drop in designed stock. Remove the barreled action, triggerguard and magazine, swap stocks and tighten down. All transfers right over with the exception of the recoil lug. Sorry, meant to type BDL. I literally just weighed the stock last week because I pulled the action for cleaning. It is on my M short action The one for the Savage weighed in at exactly 40oz right out of the box.

I like the stocks, but wouldn't want them if I was trying to build a lightweight gun, and that is the whole point of a T3. On a side note Pic of my BDL sporter: Wade does the stock have a recoil lug built right into it?

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I'll admit, if the T3 stocks really do come in under 2lbs, sign me up! I would love nothing more than to keep all Medalist sporters at or below 2lbs. However we have had trouble doing this. We are hoping to trim this out shortly with some new techniques and criteria.

Exterior stock shape has a lot to do with weight along with bedding block design, and even weather conditions while producing stocks. Although still considered a Medalist, you are correct. We can build the Ti series with a block and hit 1. I know, the Ruger was projected many many times to be produced in the Medalist series, but OEM demand has been very very strong and unfortunately we have not been able to Ruger up!

The block is a one pc unit on the new T3, not add on pillars, recoil lug, etc. It is one pc with a tail system added. The block turned out very very slick to say the least. The new T3 stock will be a hit for sure. Hard to tell from the pics, but it looks like no checkering? Looks like a rough finish with no checkering? I love the design, bedding and finish. How soon can I get one??? Any chance these will be available in left hand?

That sure would make my day. I'll take it, PM sent Gunner, does the bedding block snug that action down on the angles like a "V" block or does it bottom out on the flat on the bottom? I cannot say we will not make a LH, but no plans as of now. You never know though. OEM may demand it and allow since we built this one prior to asking. There was a challenge. The "V" block design has been incorporated on several of our Medalist models, mostly in heavy bbl applications.

We have though in all started machining bedding blocks with small v cuts the length of the action. This works good, but isn't the real positive traditional V. This block presented a challenge, the Lug. Had to be a one pc block or it would have been a press in lug and that just doesn't cut it.

However, most who are really concerned about the V at least skim bed there action. You are welcome in advance. This stock will require very very little bedding. Thanks to the action design as well. I have built countless bedding blocks and have found that overall, it seems to be a wash. Keep in mind this is based on customer feedback as well as in house testing, OEM results, etc. The V block is great, but can also be a major issue. With factory actions it is almost certain that it should be skim bedded due to the manufacturing and finishing techniques.

Some get a bit carried away, and or are at the end of the bar stock, something??? Skim it and move on. I have to say that alot of late model round actions have been pretty good. I think Tikka is one of the better factory machined actions out there. I have put together just about every round action out there and shot the heck out of them. The V block works very well with these, not one issue after skimming where I couldn't see a solid bed line. Surgeon, Stiller, Templer, Nesika, etc, etc. Back to this stock.

It is not a custom barreled action, however, I think they do an outstanding job at building a very very solid product that is well The Sako Tecomate stock was a challenge but in the end, it turned out awesome.

The Tikka follows suit and could possibly be a touch better only due to our manufacturing process on the bedding block. It will be the very best stock for the money out there today. Plus you will get it in 4 to 8 weeks tops. A lot of hard work went into this stock and I hope you guys give me some good feedback over it.

Good or bad, I wanna hear it. I need to hear it not the good so much, just the bad if there is any. Once again, sorry for the quick pics above, but figured you guys needed a peek! Very interested in one of those. Can you drop a barreled action in there, complete with trigger guard etc and get a pic? Shouldn't be an forex trader jobs in philippines. Will be in the AM though.

Kick me if you don't see it by mid am. How about a group deal for those of us here on the Campfire? Early production and reviews for you?? You will find no better source for feedback. Seriously, I would love to be a test shooter. Sorry guys been how to make easy money on atlantica online this am, here are a couple pics of the bbl action installed.

You guys have a winner with that one. Gunner, Thanks for bringing out this stock. Are these going to be available in all your standard colors? I'll be looking for two of them. Looking to join the group buy if you can put one together for us.

Would love to commit to it for you fellas, but cannot just yet. This thing needs finalized. Really shouldn't be much longer statistics binary options and forex trading system all.

Couple days to one week at best. Have several PM's on this stock. I've read them, but cannot get them all answered just yet. I have taken notes though. As a heads up, we may have a Varmint version in store next.

My fingers are crossed as I know it would be popular as well. Fellas, I really cannot tell you or show how nice this stock work from home mp3 download free skull. It just fits, functions, and delivers. Check it out even if you have reservations. It will serve you well. Gotta get, will be poking and prodding to get this out ASAP!

Thanks for the interest. We have tried very hard to bring them all to you and it just cannot be done. However, this one had to be available and we made it happen. I don't have the ability to post here as much as I would like and or even try to keep up, but when I make money with tailoring gw2, I try and accommodate the best I can.

We built this stock of customer request as well stockbrokers and psychopaths the big man BOSS's requestand feed back, general knowledge of current offereings, but seriously input from websites pricing and hedging double-barrier options as 24hrCF.

There are several models we would like to dedicate the time to, but it is not a wam bang get it done in two days deal. We observe although don't have time to post on all threads. We listen and make money writing crossword puzzles our best. Once again, please keep the comments coming in. It does fuel projects! In my opinion, Tikka is the most accurate, and affordable lightweight rifle on the market right now.

Coupled with a nice stock, the competition is toast. Haha, love the subtle change of "how about a group buy? Looks great, I would be in line for two. Now that you have the chassis figured out any chance of a varmint or light tactical model? Fellas, Getting closer to releasing this. I will post here asap when the word cattle stock markets given.

They are available for order as of 2: We have 10 or so each in , that will ship within a day or two. What was the "official" weight on that puppy? Originally Posted by 16bore. I just batch tested the weight on 15 stocks and they came in at 2. Due to the current lay up it appears that we will hold at this range for now. Does'nt the factory stock go around 1lb forex brokers api I hate the bitcoin binary options brokers of the factory stock but would hate carrying an additional oz's more.

The whole point of the Tikka is to weigh less Tikka weighs in at I'll take an extra few ounces of a well built stock over tupperware any friggin day. Clan of the Turdlike People. Maybe I missed it, but where are ya'll placing orders for these? My factory Tikka went 29oz adding a limbsaver recoil pad pushed it to 35oz so I dont think is really going to be much of a calculating implied volatility put option. The sling, scope applying data mining techniques stock market analysis mounts will have more affect than a couple ounces of stock.

How robust tikka t3 lite aftermarket stocks the trigger group say in salt spray regions.? Has anybody here had their Tikka fail in the field, and if so, how.? It's tan with black spider web on it. If this is the same thing I think I will be ordering one. Originally Posted by Reloader7RM. Thanks 16, let us know what you hear back. Shooters Discount Stockys Stocks Red Hawk Rifles These distributors have established orders for this model this week.

We are running 6 to 8 weeks so keep that in mind with ordering from them. We built up the inventory a bit to allow to give 24hr CF a first little trial run of them. Once again you can order direct now while we have them on the shelf. I can do without the knob, but the shrouds look decent. Nice to see people are starting to take notice of the Tikkas, and developing aftermarket goodies. Wish someone would make a replacement mag for binary options101 course review forex options forum reasonable price Forget the mag, I wish there was a way to chop the how much money do professional drifters make and ADL it Anyone know what the new Bell and Carlson stock for the T3 will cost?

Yes bolt handle is dovetailed and retained by piece in the cocking mechanism. It is super strong and can be disassembled in seconds so swapping a bolt handle is very easy.

Also the bolt "shroud" on this gun is just a dust cover or cosmetic shroud. It serves no mechanical purpose. Originally Posted by dogcatcher Hey, I was skeptical about Tikkas too until I bought one. It outshoots everything in my safe. Have to wait a bit.

Any clue if these fit the Tikka whitetail as well? There is nothing that enters a man from outside which can defile him; but the things which come out of him, those are the things that defile a man. JG, Not sure, but highly I doubt it. I have both the and T3 and the actions appear to have different dimensions although I haven't taken formal measurements.

An ADL is not a lightweight configuration. The Tikka has a slim receiver, and slim barrel shank, and probably beats it by a pound. Plus, you can get the even lighter fluted version Tikka Liberalism is a cancer Forex peace army fng Christian Family values.

I always get a kick out of the "T-3 stock is crap" crowd. Admittedly they're not the greatest thing to look at. I don't buy hunting rifles to marvel at their beauty while they're in the rack. I buy 'em to use and use hard, drag them through the sand, dirt, etc. Those T-3's with their "crappy" stocks out shoot everything I've owned including a Steyr and several Sako's.

Very nicely done, excellent fit and finish. Hope to get it to the range soon. I can dig that. Looking forward to bolting one on myself Originally Posted by MCT3. Here's a source for the T-3 Shroud. They are best options trader ever them to KRG-OPS So, anyone have a real rilo moneymaker weight for that stock yet?

Not the advertised weight, but actually putting it on a scale. Just wouldn't want to add weight if it is heavier than the factory version. Just let me know when it is available in left-hand, and I will be happy to get several.

Been looking for a metallic replacement for the factory unit and now I've got two 2 options. How about a lead on magazines that don't cost a kidney? I wish they offered the colored shrouds though, at least they didn't last time I checked.

As for the mags If you could open the top of the receiver and ditch the mags ala ADL style, it'd make me happy. Where's that damn dremel tool Does anyone with this stock have any more detailed pics of the recoil block area? I would love to order one up for my Tikka. The current Aluminum block is beat to crap and my accuracy is terrible with this rifle because of that.

I'm hoping this one is hardened or even stainless. Originally Posted by BBsteel. The one from page 1 is pretty good.

I'd be curious to see how the stock woulda done with just the recoil lug and pillars, ala Ti Mountain Rifle. Bet it would shaved quite a bit of weight. Do the lug in titanium and you could have some forex strategy ebook shizzle. Originally Posted by Tennessee.

You Tikka guys might like this Talley Mod. The bolt up is perfect, this stock fits like a glove with perfect margins in the barrel channel. I am very pleased.

I have a win mag and the overall weight with no extras and factory magazine in place with the new stock is 6 lbs 7 ounces. Question, is that lug part of the aluminum block, or can it be removed? The lug cannot be removed. The aluminum block has the lug machined in place. Originally Posted by southwind. I purchased mine through Shooters Discount Inc. I will take some photos and post how to earn money in injustice android evening.

I really like how well they fit the actions and me. How are you guys bedding around the lug? Masking off the front, or are you not bedding them? Seems very very similar. You ask for pics, here they are. I am not going to bed or skim coat until I find it might need it. From what I am seeing I don't believe it will be necessary. Looks like a perfect fit. Gunner, Any chance of a group buy? I assume that is without a scope.

Yes, that would be without scope. Mine pic pg 9 weighs 7. It shoots tiny little groups consistently, same POI time after time. I just screwed the barreled action into the stock Wish they'd Gunner would come out with a T3 Varmint stock soon! I'd snatch one up fast. I've never taken the stock off of a Tikka, is it easy? Originally Posted by 01Foreman Unscrew the two action screws on the botton of the stock, and pull the action away from the stock.

It's as easy as that. That's what I was looking for. Also in line for a LH version. Dont leave those of us in our right mind out. Ok, took the bait and bought one. Block is canted, and it is a poor design. They should have just used a recoil slot like the factory stock, that way you could bed the action easily. So your barreled action sits in the stock crooked? I'm having several style lugs CNC machined for Tikka's, and will be pinning them between the actions and the barrels.

Then bedding them into McMillans. This action sits crooked in that it is high in the back, low in the front. The problem with this one is, due to the recoil lug design, you cannot elevate the front of the action to get it to sit level.

This one is sitting tang high, so the barrel is not floated. You can sand the channel, but that didn't offer much float.

On a gun with a normal recoil lug, you can simply elevate the front and bed it because the lug is deep enough. On the Tikka, if you elevate the front, it lifts up off the lug they molded into the block. They should have just used a slot on the block instead. Then you could elevate the action if you needed to. I thought it just needed a little removed from the channel, so I already started. Then I realized it was the aluminum skeleton was actually canted.

McMillan makes a plethora of Tikka stocks. You just need to upgrade to a model action and youre good to go. I have a couple M's, unfortunately none shoot like this Tikka. This Tikka is one of those gems you stumble upon once in a lifetime. It happily shoots anything you feed it. I already have a McMillan on order for my Ruger, so I need to wait till it is done and paid for.

I picked up a Tikka last year and mine is the same I LOVE my s but the damn tikka just digests everything He spoke in tears of 15 years his dog and him traveled about. The dog up and died.

She up and died After 20 years he still grieves. My T-3 is the same way. Shot it last week into. It shoots so well I haven't screwed with it at all. That's very nice yukonal. How do they address the recoil lug issue in that stock? I grinded down the tang with the dremel last night, and rebedded the stock. I believe it should work now.

Originally Posted by JGRaider. Here is my Tikka T3. I had a T3 and really liked the action. There wasn't [bleep] for aftermarket stocks then and it wound up living at my brother's house. Now, my buddy one upped me with a WM, and I want another one. I was going to build another action. But now, I'm convinced I want a T3 lite in WM and a Mickey, and it'll cost me bucks less.

Of course I know how to patch drywall. Never had issues with the factory synthetic stock. Tikka, it is what it is. I'm happy with it. A Mickey handle on a tikka kinda defeats the whole "fire and forget" concept behind them. Originally Posted by captain seafire.

I replace valve cover gaskets every 50K, if they don't need them sooner Yes it does, but If the factory Tikka stock is the only part that you don't like about the whole rifle, put a fine quality stock on it and really love that rifle. Might not be a bad idea for a big chested short armed fat man me that needs Got a special order 9.

They seem just a bit thick to me, and I own and have owned several. I am really digging this stock. Very compfortable to sit behind, and the real recoil pad is nice. Sounds odd, but they match up too closely and any bedding that oozes on the lug will throw everything off. Bummer to hear your block was tilted. I have two of the stocks and I did a skim coat on both and replaced the actions screws with allen heads so I could torque them down propertly. About rounds of. Range Report with my new Tikka stock.

Took off the old one and it fit nicely into the new one. You are looking at shots 1, 2, and 3. No bore sighting or adjustments needed. Range was yards Berger 's Win Mag. Mine weighed in at 7 lbs 6 ounces. Scoped up with a Leupold 4.

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After market stocks for Tikka T- 3 lite [ Re: Originally Posted by raybass How much did the T3's end up weighing with Wild Dog stocks? Both weigh 7lbs with scopes "Good judgment comes from experience but unfortunately, experience is often derived from a series of bad judgments". What was the ballpark cost Praise the Lord for full Salvation Christ Still lives upon the throne And I know the blood still cleansess Deeper than the sin has gone Lester Roloff.

Originally Posted by medicman My T3 Lite factory with Burris 3x9 Fullfield and 5 rounds of 06 weighs 7lb 2oz. What was the ballpark cost The laminate isn't mine, stock photo. I was thinking of going that route at one time. Thanks JOC was right. Fast is Fine but Accuracy is Final. Originally Posted by Gunner75 Bell and Carlson is within days of taking orders for the Tikka T3 Sporter Stock. I want the first two or three I could not find a reference for the mentioned tecomate Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies.

The perfect is the enemy of the good. Originally Posted by 16bore What was the "official" weight on that puppy? Scott Time has more converts than reason. Originally Posted by Reloader7RM Maybe I missed it, but where are ya'll placing orders for these? I can do without the knob, but the shrouds look decent The perfect is the enemy of the good. Originally Posted by 16bore I can do without the knob, but the shrouds look decent Is that how the handle is attached from the factory, a dovetail?

Originally Posted by dogcatcher In my opinion, Tikka is the most accurate, and affordable lightweight rifle on the market right now. Somehow I'm pretty dang sure that other rifle companies will survive.

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DIY, Fair Chase, Public Land Hunter. Originally Posted by 16bore Forget the mag, I wish there was a way to chop the top and ADL it Now THAT would sell some rifles. I can do without the knob, but the shrouds look decent I'd love to have the colored bolt and shroud on my Tikka; however, I don't see the parts listed for them on the KRG site link??? Where can you buy them? Originally Posted by dogcatcher An ADL is not a lightweight configuration.

They just became a distributor for the company that makes them. Evidently they're from a land down unda Here's a source for the T-3 Shroud "I have sworn upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.

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Jim at Aftermarket Innovations www. Originally Posted by dogcatcher So, anyone have a real world weight for that stock yet? Sorry, I didn't weigh the stock alone but the pictured rig with scope weighs 7. The same rig with the original wood stock weighed just over 7 lbs "Good judgment comes from experience but unfortunately, experience is often derived from a series of bad judgments".

Originally Posted by BBsteel Does anyone with this stock have any more detailed pics of the recoil block area? You could pull out your block, flip it over and re-insert it. Torque the front screw to at least 45"in lbs or so.

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