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THE 270 delivers more Energy to any given Target than a 243, a "6 Point 5-06, A 308 , A 708, a 3006 a 7m x 54, an 8mm Mauser, And the 2506. Especially at long Range.
The Mussel Velocity is Faster than most other Bullets Including the 2506, Being Faster than many Magnums with Less Kick. In Fact is was produced by Winchester as the Official Improvment on the 3006 and with 130 Grain Bullets, Shoots Flatter than a 308 Norma Magnum
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:D mines a 277 :P
Dammit, everything goes over my head
Na just the stigma of admitting to liking or owning one .
Alk jokes aside it is thd rifle I used to shoot my first pig and deer in the early eighties and now use the chambering for fishing and it seems to be getting bites
What happended to spook as I made room for him in my sand pit and he not coming to play?
All good as us hill billies down here dont mind a bit of rough and tumble before we teach hunbleness manners and shooting skills.
Old story is dont fuck with the fat kid.
I put a few rounds through a Tikka 270 actually, but it struggled to group better than 3" at 100m. Wasn't very impressive.
Sorry to burst your bubble gb but dont blame the rifle.
First check the chambering and then check whats pulking the trigger.
I reiterate only a thought?
On side note. Fuck im having a fun night tonight!
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Mate was having issues sighting in, he was getting 4" groups! I got it down to 3" (after doing 0.6" with my own rifle), then told him to try some different ammo next time. Trigger was heavy and vague too, but I expect it can be adjusted.
Tikkas are ok, but some people seem to think they're something amazing when really they're just middle of the road. Handled another mates wood/stainless T3 Hunter, much nicer shape/balance/feel than the plastic ones but haven't fired that one.
Taihape and surrounds is filled with dickheads that shoot paper with flash rfles and scopes.
There hasnt been a deer shot in tis area for 7.5 years but we have an active deerstalkers association that encourages paper shooting where you get trophys and prize money so we can buy meat to feed our familys.
Little do you know but you have driven through some of the best hunting in nz .
Feel welcome to call in to our humble town and sample our hospitality but please supply your own fire wood.
Regards Andy
Just been to the range and now home.
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yep you would have to sell both rifles as a package nearly brought 2 tikka 595's like that a few months ago 308 and 7mm-08 using one bolt
id take it to someone local save courier costs
you can check head space yourself with common household stuff but its pretty crude so a gunsmith is best
Jesus !
Go away for 2 days and i have a whole lot of catching up to do.
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Lol.
They dont call us hill billies for nothing!
So I thought I'd update this in case anyone else ever has this issue.
After talking to a few gunsmiths, the probability on a Tikka bolt being interchangeable is very high.
The process of checking the head spacing is actually a relatively simple one.
Basically there are head spacing gauges you can rent or buy. (workshop innovation sells and rents them - $30 to rent)
There are 2-3 gauges, a "go" and a "no go" and a "field"
The "field" is not applicable in this situation.
He also said there was no need to remove the extractor although others recommend it.
A couple of links relating to the subject below:
Gunsmithing - How to Measure Headspace on a Bolt Action Rifle - YouTube
Brownells - Forster Headspace Gauges - YouTube
Anyway, I purchased another Tikka in 260, had the smith check the head spacing on my old rifle/new bolt and it was good to go.
Fired 50 rounds or so yesterday. All good.
Having seen it done, I'd be confident to do it myself if I ever had to again. Hopefully I never will.
However if I were to, I would probably have hire the gauges, go to the store and confirmed it was going to work prior to purchasing.
As a side note the new tikka shoots. Very happy.
sub .5moa easy.
Shit group! Cant have been a Tikka :D :thumbsup:
Very true ... in bang for buck terms they're a star ... and the rifle outshoots the ability of the owner in most cases any way - certainly in mine ...
I'll go left, you go right .....
small chance , theyre more likely to hit a random 10 pointer standing there, watching on and laughing
good to here you got it sorted only thing is now you have two rifles and only one bolt so you will need to sell together or keep together but that's still better than no bolt at all
I think i might have a spare tikka bolt mate.....
I had to get a new one when i thought i lost one. Turns out i found it so i have two now.
Or you could just sell me your boltless rifle?