Tikka compact w/ 20 inch barrel - velocity loss

[JollyRoger]

The standard stock (not CTR, not compact) is 28 ounces or 1.75lbs. The KRG is 2.9lbs. Also add in the heavier magazine. You are adding over a pound. No matter what, by going to a Bravo from a standard tikka stock

Yes it’s noticeable while carrying if you have it in your hands or slung. But also, it shoots very well and is doable. I have done a lot of hunting in the mountains with an 11lbs rifle.

 

[BLJ]

Sorry I was going off of memory and I’m old.

Looks like it’s closer to 14-15 ounces.

KRG with one stock spacer.
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Stock CTR with two stock spacers

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Thanks for the weights. Nice paint on the Bravo as well.

 

[Elite]

The standard stock (not CTR, not compact) is 28 ounces or 1.75lbs. The KRG is 2.9lbs. Also add in the heavier magazine. You are adding over a pound. No matter what, by going to a Bravo from a standard tikka stock

Yes it’s noticeable while carrying if you have it in your hands or slung. But also, it shoots very well and is doable. I have done a lot of hunting in the mountains with an 11lbs rifle.

How come the compact is lighter with the spacers?


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[Elite]

How come the compact is lighter with the spacers?


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I should have been more clear on that post. How come the compact stock with 2 spacers is lighter then a normal T3x lite ?


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