Sadler
WKR
Cut it to 16. You won’t regret it.Good deal, I was debating cutting mine down to 18 but if I do decide to cut it may go shorter yet. I just like the short hand(ier) feel especially with the suppressor.
Cut it to 16. You won’t regret it.Good deal, I was debating cutting mine down to 18 but if I do decide to cut it may go shorter yet. I just like the short hand(ier) feel especially with the suppressor.
How far would you comfortably shoot an animal with a 6mm arc, bolt gun 22” barrel with 108 ELDM?
All I saw was 77 smksierra has 77tmk ammo in stock
my badAll I saw was 77 smk
I would die happy if they made those.Local Scheels has a box of .30 220gr TMK.
LOL
I would die happy if they made those.
Form, I might be missing something, but can you please parse out that second sentence a little?Past 450’ish yards- given someone that is truly trained and practiced- a 6cm or 6.5cm is the easiest way. Between them, I’d get a 6cm in a Tikka, if a factory rifle then a Tikka in 6.5cm.
My read was that if Tikka offered 6CM, that would be the choice - but although you can't buy one off of the shelf, you can get a 6CM built "in a Tikka action". But since Tikka has a factory 6.5CM, that is the route to go if you want off the shelf.Form, I might be missing something, but can you please parse out that second sentence a little?
I gorn got cornfused by it ...
Huh ... just checked the Tikka online list of rifles, and you're right.My read was that if Tikka offered 6CM, that would be the choice - but although you can't buy one off of the shelf, you can get a 6CM built "in a Tikka action". But since Tikka has a factory 6.5CM, that is the route to go if you want off the shelf.
If I'm correct, it's only because I posted something about wanting a Tikka in 6cm and I double-checked my recollection that they don't make one, and I think that recollection is because of a prior Form post.
Form, I might be missing something, but can you please parse out that second sentence a little?
I gorn got cornfused by it ...
What about the alleged .243 8twist? Do those really exist?Haha. For factory- Tikka 6.5cm. If rebarreling- Tikka in 22CM or 6cm.
Yes. I have one in the mail right now actually.What about the alleged .243 8twist? Do those really exist?
Where'd you find it, if you don't mind me asking? Which model?Yes. I have one in the mail right now actually.
What about the alleged .243 8twist? Do those really exist?
How do you glue the rail? I'm putting a different scope on my ctr (swfa 5-20) and I don't think the Sportsmatch rings are tall enough. Im going to put my factory rail back on. Ring suggestions?
Just fine. You won’t tell the difference.
Yes.
I would personally choose the factory. The KRG Bravo is great for shooting, however it controls the rifle so much in 223 that you lose some training value. The Factory stock is light enough that it will show if you are not correct in body positions and spotting.
6x far and away. The 10x is fine, however part of the training aspect of the 223 is learning to spot your own hits from all positions and see that FOV matters more than magnification.
That will work, but I greatly prefer the factory CTR rail due to its very low profile. Glue it one as the factory CTR is.
Hornady Frontier 68gr or 75gr HPBT shoot well enough from all the Tikkas I’ve seen to be just fine for the practice aspect.
Yes. You will end up hunting with it.
How do you glue the rail? I'm putting a different scope on my ctr (swfa 5-20) and I don't think the Sportsmatch rings are tall enough.
Im going to put my factory rail back on. Ring suggestions?
Thank youDegrease everything, red loctite or epoxy the underside of rail, blue loctite the screws.
Any of the good standard pic rings. NF Ultralights, Warne Mountain Tech, etc.