Member ShtrRdy
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That should do very well! Very nice looking rifle.
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You should be able to go long with that nice rig! Let us know how she shoots when you can.
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That's a nice looking rifle. Let us know how she shoots when you can.
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Those are some nice groups! Sounds like you're hooked. I've got one Tikka in 22-250 and love it. I keep thinking I'm going to get another Tikka but haven't done it yet.
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Welcome to the forum! Nice looking Muley you got there.
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I've never heard of any problem with the lugs holding back the high pressure cartridges. I think the main difference between the 2 lug and 3 lug is the 3 lug bolt has less of a bolt rotation. Something like a 60 degree lift instead of a 90 degree lift.
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It's really up to you. You won't hurt it to break it in. You might even make it easier to clean.
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As far as I know if you want a different barrel on a Tikka you have to buy a barrel blank and then have a gunsmith thread and chamber it. The barrel would be $300 – $450 and the gunsmith work would be $350 – $550.
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Nice buck! Those seem like broad antlers. Your pup certainly looks proud. Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent! How far along are you with break-in? It doesn't look like the water is frozen. I was out on the range this morning in 18 degree weather. It was a bit chilly.
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I would be interested in the answer to this question as well.
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I don't know the answer but I would guess it's because people have been wanting a faster twist in the .223 so they could use heavier bullets. That usually gets you a higher BC and therefore less wind drift.
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I'm really disappointed to hear about this. Thanks for sharing your recent experience.
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do you have lube on the recoil lugs? Hopefully they didn't gaul.
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They also come with a Picatinny rail and are all stainless
