.22LR & .17HMR (.22 WMR would be nice)
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.22LR & .17HMR (.22 WMR would be nice)
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Left handed? Smart business move, be interested in trying one in 17hmr
Stainless steel and plastic would even be better:thumbsup:
looks like more info coming end of the month?
A dream come true!
I will be up for one!
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You don't need one Andy you got a Lithgow hahaha let me buy one so I can have something that out shoots your lithgowQuote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
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I will sell ya my Lithgow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phill243
How's that for a deal!
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I will pay for it the same as I paid for my savage and you got a dealQuote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
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I wonder what they are going to cost here in NZ? I'd guess $900-$1200?
Hmmm that puts then at the mid- upper end of the rimfire market, as apposed to their centrefire being mid- low endQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Looks nice,I would get one for the right price.
Nice, might have to trade the wife's .17hmr for one
Yep I'm thinking the same, the old savage classic may get moved on.Quote:
Originally Posted by outdoorlad
A wet dream for aye Andy hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by andyanimal31
You better believe it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Philipo
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Looks pretty sexy. Hopefully will have the same mounting options as the t3. Talley’s, optiloks, rails etc. magazine cost will be the decider.
it's gotta to be a winner in sales terms at least. i like my little cz452, but if i wanted another rimfire... and yes, it would have to be stainless/synthetic.
It will be interesting to see how similar it is to the Finnfire 2, which is already quite tikka-like.
That could open the way to a true premium 85-grade Finnfire with dedicated action length, all steel construction, higher capacity mag, rubber recoil pad and so on. At a price point like the 85 too, of course :) .
ill stick my hand up for one od these in Stainless/Syn
Have the 17HMR ordered,paid US $467.....
Left-hand option?Quote:
Originally Posted by A330driver
Not quite the word I would have used but whatever floats your boat ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuckerbox
I expect it should be a good practical rifle and shoot well though.
That would be a handsome rimfire in a wooden stock.
No doubt there'll be plenty of other after market options in time, similar to T3s & CZs.
Yeah mate,I’m left handed also,but had to order this in the right hand version,as it’s a gift for my young fella.Talked to a Tikka rep at the Portland Gun show,he told me they are under a lot of pressure from lefties like me to put it out in a left hand... I’ll shoot this one and if I like it will order myself one “if” they decide on a lefty..... my guess is that if the right hand sell well you will see a left handed version..... their T3 line sells well,don’t see why this wouldn’t,great Gun for Kiwi conditions....
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Originally Posted by 223nut
The website is actually functional this morning! T1x | Tikka
Looks like it could take existing items that are out there for the centerfires, i.e. the bolt handles. Be interesting to know the dovetail width. Could be the same stock footprint judging from the photo of the mag and trigger area.
Will be keen to give one a go when they get here.
He mentions they will do two thread types, one for the yanks, and one for the europeans. Wonder which we will get. I'm bloody keen on one for sane money.
Even I would get one (and it would be my 2nd ever Tikka).
American threading is 1/2 x 28 according to he YouTube clip from shot showQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Be interested to see price comparison in NZ between the Steyr RFR to the T1x - Dibs on the Steyr tho, very cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIyuOpE4Ago
Sure is ugly
1/2” x 20 TPI for NZ. Have a look in the other T1x post.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
