Started out about 1.5 MOA. After 200-ish rounds started shooting like ths. T3 light hunter stainless 3006. Did nothing but dremmel a mm from the stock to float the barrel.
I'm surprised it took that long to settle in. Both mine shot groups similar to that one in the photo the first day out of the box.
I hear that a lot. I assumed the groups were due to internet embellishment. I was satisfied with the initial 1.5 for an inexpensive (sort of), lite weight rig. I am most impressed with sub minute situation. Wish I bought this rifle 15 years ago. Could have saved a bunch of time/$$$.
I'm surprised it took that long to settle in. Both mine shot groups similar to that one in the photo the first day out of the box.
I hear that a lot. I assumed the groups were due to internet embellishment. I was satisfied with the initial 1.5 for an inexpensive (sort of), lite weight rig. I am most impressed with sub minute situation. Wish I bought this rifle 15 years ago. Could have saved a bunch of time/$$$.
My first 3 shot group with my 22-250 was all three touching. This with a buddy's handloads for his rifle, no workup at all for mine. The first group with my 25-06 was with some handloads I had loaded for another rifle. Could cover that group with a nickel. My Tikka's really make me question my judgment in buying some of the more expensive rifles in my safe!
Those who must raise their voice to get their point across are generally not intelligent enough to do so in any other way.
Yet the haters are gonna hate. Then along comes the Tuger and its the greatest thing since sliced bread. I've been monkeying with 50's, 52's, 75's, 80's, H335, Varget, RL15.
Take your pick. They all shoot.
But, that plastic bottom "metal" and mags really suck. I've broken 4 trigger guards, had 3 mags that wouldn't feed, and sent it to a smith for a trigger job. Then had to bed it in an after market stock.
Or maybe I torqued the action screws, bolted on a scope, took two turns off the trigger and started shooting. Can't remember.
Last Saturday I shot a 5 shot 4" group at 1048 yards(in competition) with a Tikka Tactical 300 WM, I put a YoDave spring in the trigger $10 and a steel recoil lug $20.I also have a T3 Varmint in 223, its a pretty good shooter too.
I bought a Tikka Superlite 270 Winchester Just to give one a try.
Thoroughly disgusted
I had to spend about 30 minutes to get the crisp 2 3/4 pound trigger down to a crisp 1.5 pound pull.
Damn thing with a Leupold VX1 3-9x40 and a 5 round Magazine loaded is really heavy (about 7 pounds !
To make matters even worse the best mine will shoot so far is .75 inch 3 Shot groups with Factory Federal Fusion 130 Grains Damn Hornady Whitetail 130 Grain will barely manage .85 3 shot groups !
Did I mention the crappy ultra smooth bolt ?
Yea I am a hater Hating the fact that it took me so long to get one !!
Yet the haters are gonna hate. Then along comes the Tuger and its the greatest thing since sliced bread. I've been monkeying with 50's, 52's, 75's, 80's, H335, Varget, RL15.
Take your pick. They all shoot.
But, that plastic bottom "metal" and mags really suck. I've broken 4 trigger guards, had 3 mags that wouldn't feed, and sent it to a smith for a trigger job. Then had to bed it in an after market stock.
Or maybe I torqued the action screws, bolted on a scope, took two turns off the trigger and started shooting. Can't remember.
Dammit. I forgot to torque the action screws. I knew there was a reason I couldn't get one of mine to shoot better than .75".
Nut
Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.
Yes the Finlanders know how to make 'em. I'm working with a couple of Sako's now with a third enroute. Yes photos forthcoming in the appropriate categories.
My home is the "sanctuary residence" for my firearms.
If a particular Kimber rifle took 200 rds to start shooting good, there'd have been 6 threads started about it by 4 different owners before it broke moa.
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