[Danny]

It's such a simple adjustment, believe me, you don't need pictures.  😉

[Danny]

You don't even need to take the action out of the stock, as the trigger is adjusted by turning the screw in the magazine well.

[Danny]

From reading the comments after this article:

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2007/11/tikka-595-poor-mans-tactical/

The sako version of this lug was recommended.

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-forend-parts/recoil-parts/recoil-lugs/recoil-lugs-prod6911.aspx

[Danny]

I have a Tikka M55 from the 1980s that has the same, and it works perfectly well, so I'd say your okay.

It's a good thing to do in the cleaning regime to clean the bolt face, so keep at it.

[Danny]

That's interesting, if your rifle is what tikka are marketing as the super varmint now, it appears they've dropped the extended bolt handle.

[Danny]

Thanks. On the Third Eye Tactical rails – it turns out that they are flush with the action with no overhang, so wont need any trimming.

[Danny]

I've got one of these bore guides, plus these guys send to Europe.

http://shootingshed.co.uk/oscom/product_info.php?products_id=124

[Danny]

Are you gonna trim the end that sticks out over the barrel flush with the action? A hacksaw, file, and emery paper works pretty good.

Unless you have access to a mill…

I'm hoping I wont have to trim the rail, if it does need doing, I have a friend who is good at gunsmithing, so I would just ask him to do it.

The one on order ended up being a 20MOA model.  I hope it all comes together okay.  😮

I will post in the Pictures section in a few months time when the various rifle accessories all come together.

[Danny]

I've had my Tikka in 7mm-08 for about half a year. I still never bought any factory loaded ammo because I started with hand loads from the start. I was wondering if anyone worked up some 7mm-08 loads for their rifles. Load data, velocity, and group size would be great.

I'm using Vhit N140, but you'll have to find what suits your rifle.

[Danny]

35 inch lbs. is plenty, and I would NEVER go above 45 inch lbs. Especially on the wood stocks.

I've been tightening the action screws in my tikkas to 35″lbs too. I did a search a while ago, and at that time Beretta had emailed back an answer to someones question that 35″lbs was the correct torque.