CIP approved the 6mm Creedmoor in 2022.Dunno if this has been said before because I only had time to skim the prior comments but Tikka is a EU company and must wait for CIP approval to make cartridges in the EU
Which often runs 18 months to 2 years after SAAMI approval.
Shorten the barrels a few inches while you’re at it. I could totally see them just making a “supressor ready” line with 16-20” threaded barrels and charging 50-100$ more for them. Would be perfectI just want the standard lites blued and Ss to be threaded. Is that too much to ask? I’m not paying many hundreds extra moneys for textured stocks because they are threaded.
The lites work for me I just want to suppress them.
Short actions suck because they don’t have enough length to mount a decent scopeA mini tikka action for a 223, 6 arc, 22 arc would be pretty cool. Hopefully @Unknown Munitions is making one of these to pair up with the lightweight rokstok….
Meh. How will this save me any money? The better play is a long-term Rokslide sleeper agent that infiltrates the inner circle of the Beretta family and eventually gains total control of Tikka product development.I started to comment that Beretta is not known for customer friendly service.
Seems like best method is still finding donor actions and self-customizing. Maybe a better path is to encourage small businesses to continue to innovate with Tikka prefit barrels to taste plus accessories such as bottom metal, mags, stocks, and scope rings.
My thoughts exactly. I can’t believe nobody is capitalizing on this void in the market. Not even a custom action available. The howa is the only optionA mini tikka action for a 223, 6 arc, 22 arc would be pretty cool. Hopefully @Unknown Munitions is making one of these to pair up with the lightweight rokstok….
My thoughts exactly. I can’t believe nobody is capitalizing on this void in the market. Not even a custom action available. The howa is the only option
My thoughts exactly. I can’t believe nobody is capitalizing on this void in the market. Not even a custom action available. The howa is the only option
This!Dear Tikka -
Make a Tikka version of the Sig Cross.
Hugs,
Long Time Tikka Customer Who's Got a Serious Gun Boner for the Sig Cross
On one of the recent shoot2hunt podcasts they said Beretta will import Tikkas with a minimum order. Sounds like us lefties should band together and convice a Tikka distributor to order left hand 223s.Why is it impossible to find a left hand Tikka 223? Listed on their website, impossible to locate. Can walk into a Beretta dealer and order anything they make, may take a while but it will eventually arrive, not so with Tikka,apparently we are restricted to whatever their distributors decide to order.
Ruger previously offered a limited variety calibers in the M77 and American in left hand in stainless even, now very restricted offerings and no stainless models. Will have to make do with a blued cz527, sweet little rifle. Sucks being left handed unless you have a stroke.
I’d be in - son is left eye dominant. Right now shooting a break-action Henry in .243 since it’s ambidextrous. But shooting left handed is easiest for him and I’d be in on a left handed .243. Things are impossible to find - even when websites say they’re in stock they often aren’t.On one of the recent shoot2hunt podcasts they said Beretta will import Tikkas with a minimum order. Sounds like us lefties should band together and convice a Tikka distributor to order left hand 223s.
Lots of room for an industrious manufacturer to push the envelope.stock, bottom metal, magazine supporting cast doesn’t exist for custom actions.
The Sako 90 is made in a variety of action lengths. I've never seen one chambered in .223, but the Sako 90 is a sweet design. I'm kind of bummed out by the stock. A Sako 90 with a CDL stock would be a great thing.