Thread: thoughts on tikka t3 lite

Originally Posted by 6MMBR

well im sure most shooters no about this forum ,
so im guessing these persons you speak of are going to shortly comment on how they left there blazer or BAT custom in the cubbard to focus on there tikka..

wow your winning the load of shit comment of the year so far.

I dont know what to say to your flattery!
If you think all i shoot and owned are tikkas you are sadly mistaken as i have owned a menagerie of rifles over the years from remis savages sakos ect
I base my information on facts not hearsay and if you do a bit of research on myself you will see that my tikka has accounted for few more expensive rigs in competition!
I also own a trg42 and a savage police tactical and they dont shoot any better than my tikka 6.5
Cheers Andy

Originally Posted by andyanimal31

I dont know what to say to your flattery!
If you think all i shoot and owned are tikkas you are sadly mistaken as i have owned a menagerie of rifles over the years from remis savages sakos ect
I base my information on facts not hearsay and if you do a bit of research on myself you will see that my tikka has accounted for few more expensive rigs in competition!
I also own a trg42 and a savage police tactical and they dont shoot any better than my tikka 6.5
Cheers Andy

6.5 doesn't count!!! Norinco could make a 6.5 and it'll shoot straight

If everyone would just accept tikka are the best in the world bar none we could just move on and the world will be a happier place and average group sizes will shrink as more convert

+1!

Originally Posted by distant stalker

If everyone would just accept tikka are the best in the world bar none we could just move on and the world will be a happier place and average group sizes will shrink as more convert

Originally Posted by andyanimal31

I dont know what to say to your flattery!

sorry
guess i need to spend less time in the bush ,,

Originally Posted by andyanimal31

I dont know what to say to your flattery!
If you think all i shoot and owned are tikkas you are sadly mistaken as i have owned a menagerie of rifles over the years from remis savages sakos ect
I base my information on facts not hearsay and if you do a bit of research on myself you will see that my tikka has accounted for few more expensive rigs in competition!
I also own a trg42 and a savage police tactical and they dont shoot any better than my tikka 6.5
Cheers Andy

I'm with Andy. I've owned expensive factory and custom rifles. If you need some reasons to get a T3 7mm08





A great rifle for all NZ big game. Great for carrying on extended walks too. Nice and light. Buy one.

woohoo. lets see some more...

Originally Posted by 6MMBR

sorry
guess i need to spend less time in the bush ,,

Funny that. Most of us need to spend more time in the bush......

Originally Posted by 6MMBR

woohoo. lets see some more...

would you mind letting us in on what type of rifles you shoot so we can then sell our tikkas and go to the next level that you obviously have attained as i am always looking to better my chances at doing well in the feild and on paper!
Looking forward to your replys of wisdom

Cheers Andy

Browning maxus Hunter ,imported from belgum because they never came hear and i wanted on
Husky 3006 Douglass barrel because old one wore out .with Zenith scope
Barnard with trueflight barrel xlr stock and PM11 scope
VTR R15 223 and upper to 9mm with red dot for work..
Estwing 22 oz (open sights also for work)

And yes i have a small EEL

This one snow balled quick
Shit where's the popcorn icon ??

Originally Posted by 6MMBR

Browning maxus Hunter ,imported from belgum because they never came hear and i wanted on
Husky 3006 Douglass barrel because old one wore out .with Zenith scope
Barnard with trueflight barrel xlr stock and PM11 scope
VTR R15 223 and upper to 9mm with red dot for work..
Estwing 22 oz (open sights also for work)

And yes i have a small EEL

A good combination of rifles as have a soft spot for the husky and the 3006 and good to see the nz bit of equipment as well.
I have thought about the ar platform but decided i need to master what i have got with the time i have spare!
funny comment about the estwing as i had one years ago and went to a plumb but i have gone back to the estwing the last couple of years and modified the head with thin cut of wheel hatching which stops the staples slipping when climbing into the tacking off!
I do notice the calibre gap between the 6mm and the 3006 so a nice tikka in 260 or 6.5 would do the trick!
one last thing, there is nothing wrong with a small eel; as there is no hole it wont fit in!
Glad you have a sense of humor!
Cheers Andy

I must add that the ESTWING 22oz would be the hardest hitting of all and the smoothest and lightest to use.

Originally Posted by 6MMBR

I must add that the ESTWING 22oz would be the hardest hitting of all and the smoothest and lightest to use.

When fencing in canada i was using framing hammers that weighed i think 30 0z with the estwing steel shanked and the vaughn wooden.
i bought them back but they have been broken and misplaced over the years.
When you let those babys out ya could fair pound spikes in!

Chaney (spelling) 26 oz. Old skool and feels like its glued to the nail head. Steel shafts are only for pulling nails not banging them in....lol