Thread: Tikka lsa 55 in 243

Excellent rifles, built when accuracy was the norm rather than the exception. Smooth bolt, great trigger and bloody accurate. They have a unique bedding system that doesn't need any additional bedding or epoxy. And a nice wood/blued rifle. They are no heavier than many of the rifles of the same era, and they point well. But if you use the steel Tikka rings that were for the same rifle, then they start to put on a bit of weight. But they will never move. The original steel 3 and 5 shot mags are also bloody good, just dont lose 'em! Use some of the modern Tikka type alloy rings, throw on some good glass and you wont be disappointed.