That’s not a bad idea, but it’s the springs in the Tikka 223 mags that are the big problem at the moment. That mag gives you the extra length, but leaves you with the spring that fails after a couple hundred rounds. Hopefully Tikka will get their spring supplier issue resolved soon.Tikka .223 T3/T3X 2.55" OAL Magazines For Sale
Hello Everyone, My name is Adam and my company is Ascension Industries. I was approached by a friend and member of this forum about a project that he wanted me to take a shot at. He explained to me the capabilities of the Tikka .223 T3/T3X series of rifles and how they were limited by the...www.24hourcampfire.com
I have 4 of them and have had no issues.Tikka .223 T3/T3X 2.55" OAL Magazines For Sale
Hello Everyone, My name is Adam and my company is Ascension Industries. I was approached by a friend and member of this forum about a project that he wanted me to take a shot at. He explained to me the capabilities of the Tikka .223 T3/T3X series of rifles and how they were limited by the...
From a mental standpoint (because physically, less recoil is more accurate) if I use a smaller caliber, my head tends to push me towards shooting better. If I think I’m using a barely adequate weapon, I tend to choose my shots wisely and place them exactly in the spot I think it will kill best.
I’ve had three 6- round 223 mags start regularly failing to feed within 200 rounds. The 4 rounders are a bit more durable than that, but are still having issues. I called Beretta customer service about it and they said it was a known issue related to a parts supplier but they didn’t have a solution to it yet. It’s apparently specific to their 223 mags. Given that they didn’t have a fix, I bit the bullet and bought three Waters magazines because it’s the gun that I currently put the most rounds through.
Have you checked out PSA?
I have. Also read the multiple threads here and arfcom and not sure if it’s as recommended as BH given the test results and possible QC concerns. Haven’t seen any game threads on it yet. If the aac is highly recommended vs the 73eldm or gold dot or a tsx then I would go for it
The 73 ELDM ammo will be money for your desired use. I use it in a 16" Ruger American Ranch and we are good to 360 yards at our elevation of ~2000'. Should have no issues.
Factory Hornady Match
The easy button.
Good luck! I’m curious as to how the 75 ELDM works. I can’t decide on what I want next but I have been toying with the idea of a factory 22-250 with an 8 twist just to fling that bullet.
That link is for Sierra’s 77gr TMK loaded by AAC. It’s the bullet you want and the load shoots fine
