turtlehead
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If you end up getting a Tikka just don't tell anyone what the twist rate is. It's not worth it.
If you end up getting a Tikka just don't tell anyone what the twist rate is. It's not worth it.
I love that rifle. I was thinking of that rifle when I built my semi-custom .260Rem with a Marlin X7 action. I have it in a Boyds Prairie Hunter walnut stock that I gouged out the barrel channel for a varmint weight 26" Shilen Select-Match barrel. Unfortunately it's been in the safe for years unfired because I need some bolt-head parts that I haven't picked up.
My suggestion. Buy a light weight good shooter bolt rifle with a reasonable powered scope. Set a range/distance your comfortable with knowing what enters that area will suffer the consequences of death. "One shot one kill." As with any hunting situation needing more than a single shot that shooter has plainly over extended his shooting capability