I think I speak for more then one rokslider when I say that firearms are equivalent of ounce smart, pound foolish.
Tikka's are a good cheap gun that you can shoot in a variety of calibers with factory ammo. I have a superlite 300wm with a swfa 3-15. I'll lose a pound on my waist before I get a crazy lite boom stick when buck fever hits.
As a puukko carrying, sauna taking, grandson of a 39' winter war veteran whose favorite gun is an m39 vkt on a 1895 Receiver My lust gun is an American rifle (NULA in 7mm-08) tho with a Japanese made scope but I'm just too damn frugal to change.
I'd take a sako (sock o not sake o) 85 carbonlight, that dry carbon stock is sexy as!
The winter War of 39 has a lot of really neat weapon history especially when you consider weapons and hunting and the like. A bunch of the 28 Olympic biathlon rifles were used during the war, the most famous being Hayha rifle.. Early m39 tikka and sako were re arsenal Russian rifles to a sub MOA standard. A lot of guys like my grandpa used their moose guns (government issued) on unsupported military sorties..(funny enough his first rifle purchase here in the states was a mod 94 30-30) Pretty much the same as us modern western hunters on winter late season elk hunts but obviously the goal was ruskies and not game. That winter was so frickin cold, as it was passed to me, a lot of days were minus, and some went as low as 30 below. Living in a snow caves, shooting feral reindeer and trapping small game to keep alive.
Sorry I got sidetracked there..If ur already eating porridge for breakfast and the wife's got a leash on you go superlite especially if your eyeing longer calibers.
Go Kimber if you gotta be light, but I'd still look elsewhere in the pack first