WeiserBucks
WKR
338I want to kill stuff more dead.
338I want to kill stuff more dead.
I want to kill stuff more dead.
This is the myth the leads people down the magnum thumper path.that will kill stuff a little deader!
Well duh! I don’t NEED a 338 edge. Just like I don’t NEED sex. But I want it!!!!!This is the myth the leads people down the magnum thumper path.
I need sex…lol. I say bad comparison!Well duh! I don’t NEED a 338 edge. Just like I don’t NEED sex. But I want it!!!!!
You 2 sound like my wife!
Care to be more specific? I've talked with two so far without hearing of any issue.Unless you've talked to a gunsmith about safely porting that Tikka action out so it will actually feed, you're gonna be pissed when you put it together and look at the dimensional limitations..
I just looked over both websites to make sure the dimensions are still the same and they are, I'm not sure how no one else has discovered this issue..Care to be more specific? I've talked with two so far without hearing of any issue.
You don’t give tips for forkies!I also need to remind you that you should be saving your monies for the guide's tip jar on the Cracker Barrel Queen's muley hunt.
Great minds think alike.My vote would be a 338 Edge or RUM. Plenty of brass and components out there.
Thanks for the heads up. I was actually on the fence whether to go the Red Snake bottom metal or Tikka mags and this may sway the decision back. I'll chat more with my gunsmith and load up a few dummy rounds of various lengths for each mag system so that he can determine the most reliable feeding system.I just looked over both websites to make sure the dimensions are still the same and they are, I'm not sure how no one else has discovered this issue..
Max COAL in the 3.715" AICS is 3.615", but if you read RedSnakes description the LA Tikka bottom metal will only allow 3.5" OAL to feed, but in their specs it's built to house the 3.715" AICS mag. So if you're loaded longer than 3.5" or have a round scoot forward in the mag (which typically happens from friction of chambering the top round), the nose of the projectile hangs up under the edge of the action port.
Their website mentions Rem 700 actions needing porting from a gunsmith, but not Tikka. I never inquired about it, but it might save you some frustration.