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Those 7 rounds after boresight on the 6.5 bravo w’ Norma 143 golden target represent the tightest group I’ve ever shot. I’m not sure how one measures that but it must be <.25

-J
 

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Juan_ID

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I recently rebuilt my 20” tikka CTR in 6.5 creed. Chopped/fluted the barrel at 16.5”, new high desert bottom metal and sporter mags, stocky’s tikka hunter VG stock. Previously the barrel had 450rds on it with no cleaning. I ran some patches soaked in C4 through the bore to ensure any debris from machining were removed, and fired 8rds to adjust my zero prior to shooting this group.

147 ELD-M in new lapua brass. 41.5gr of h4350 at 2.850 coal.

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What’s your velocity? 2550? Can’t quite see what the chrono says
 
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I recently rebuilt my 20” tikka CTR in 6.5 creed. Chopped/fluted the barrel at 16.5”, new high desert bottom metal and sporter mags, stocky’s tikka hunter VG stock. Previously the barrel had 450rds on it with no cleaning. I ran some patches soaked in C4 through the bore to ensure any debris from machining were removed, and fired 8rds to adjust my zero prior to shooting this group.

147 ELD-M in new lapua brass. 41.5gr of h4350 at 2.850 coal.

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What’s your honest opinion on the stockys vgh? I’m thinking about putting one on my tikka and another for a 223 build. Would you go that route again?
 
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Florida
What’s your honest opinion on the stockys vgh? I’m thinking about putting one on my tikka and another for a 223 build. Would you go that route again?

I really enjoy it. I also really enjoy the rokstock having put some rounds through one. I didn’t jump on the early rokstock orders so those aren’t an option for me for at least a little while. The Stocky’s VG is a notable improvement over the factory CTR stock, and for the price I think it is very hard to beat.
 
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NE Kansas
Finally got 77 TMK's loaded and shot in the Tikka 223. Very happy with the results of the Varget load, as the horizontal was probably the shooter. Vertical looks great. Best of all, it shoots exact POI as my target load of 73 ELDM with cheap 2230c data powder.
The N540 didn't do so well and that's ok. One less powder to mess with as I don't load anything else with it.
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Oregon
My buddies 6.5cm with factory 143eldx
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9 rounds with my Tikka .223 and factory ammo. The 10th round is the one to the right. The gun fell off my tripod head on that shot.
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West2East

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100 yds, zero check on 6.5cm using 140 S&B ammo I picked up for cheap practice and getting the barrel broken in with 200 rounds. This is after about 2 months and 100s of miles driven in the truck on rough roads.
Tikka 6.5CM
140S&B box ammo
UM low Rings
Maven RS.1
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I bedded this one and installed home-made pillars. I don't know if that helped/hurt as I did all of it prior to shooting but it has always shot 1.2-1.5 MOA with ELD-M or this S&B ammo
 
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Here's getting some rounds through a factory takeoff Tikka 243 barrel today to get it stabilized for hunting loads. It's a ss d18 contour, 22" and factory threaded w a scythe suppressor.

50 rounds. 108eldm and h4350 a low charge for barrel seasoning.

Using my pack as front rest and switching between bag and bino harness as rear, no less. I think I like tikkas in small calibers with suppression. I feel like it's going to cause me to have very poor/sloppy technique.

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