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66 Bullseyes
I was looking through a Tikka owners manual that I recently found online and it didn’t specify a torque spec for those screws. It listed torque numbers for Action Screws, Sight Screws, Muzzle Brake, and Opti-Loc fasreners.
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66 Bullseyes
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66 Bullseyes
I found an older thread I started which has a little more Info
https://tikkashooters.com/discussion/removing-raised-cheek-piece-on-a-varmint-super-varmint-stock/
Removing raised cheek piece on a Varmint/Super-Varmint stock
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ShtrRdy
MemberDecember 28, 2020 at 11:33 am in reply to: Need to re-barrel a T3 Varmint – which barrel contour? 66 Bullseyes
To update this thread – I ended up getting a Rem Varmint contour barrel from Krieger as a starting point. I had Krieger reduce the diameter of the breach end to 1.150″ to be more compatible with the Tikka action. We did have to open the barrel channel in the T3 stock slightly.
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ShtrRdy
MemberAugust 29, 2020 at 5:39 pm in reply to: My T3x Superlite won’t chamber Nosler 6.5 Creedmoor 142gr AccuBond LR? 66 Bullseyes
It sounds like the cartridge is a little too long for your chamber. Try applying permanent marker over the entire bullet. Then carefully insert the cartridge by hand. First try firmly pushing on the back of the cartridge with your finger and then remove the cartridge to have a look. (you might need to push it out with a cleaning rod) Where on the bullet is the marker color scraped or smudged?
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66 Bullseyes
On my hunting rifle I use a Vais radial brake.
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66 Bullseyes
I came back to this forum looking for action screw torque recommendation and found this old thread. I ended up using Varget behind a 55 gr Blitzking. More recently I’ve realized this barrel is on its last shots. It fouls terribly so I can only get a few good groups before they open up.
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66 Bullseyes
I like to use the 140 gr Hybrid from Berger in my .260 Rem. It has a 8.5 twist, but then I shoot at 5000' elevation.
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66 Bullseyes
Man, that sounds like a bummer of an outing!
I'm trying to better understand — were you able to shoot some number of rounds before the problems started? Or was it troublesome right away?
— Todd
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66 Bullseyes
Nice looking rifle and nice video. Thanks for sharing.
— Todd
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ShtrRdy
MemberJanuary 10, 2018 at 2:44 am in reply to: How do disassemble the firing pin and muzzle brake? 66 Bullseyes
Yeah, I was hoping someone would chime in on your question. I haven't taken the time to study the firing pin assembly to see how it might be taken apart.
Are you familiar with how auto engine valves are held on? Where there is a plate on the valve spring and a couple “keepers” which drop into the plate and fit into a notch on the valve stem? The Tikka firing pin might have that sort of set up.
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66 Bullseyes
I would go with an EGW HD rail and Nightforce rings.
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ShtrRdy
MemberDecember 31, 2017 at 6:03 pm in reply to: How do disassemble the firing pin and muzzle brake? 66 Bullseyes
Does this help?
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66 Bullseyes
That sounds great! Let us know how they shoot.
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66 Bullseyes
Thanks for the update. Glad to hear you LGD was so willing to help you try something different and to figure out the problem.