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Thread: Tikka T3 Hunter - stainless/fluted reviews?

  1. 19-10-2014, 12:26 PM #1
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    Tikka T3 Hunter - stainless/fluted reviews?

    Just wondering if anyone has one of these rifles and had any good/bad feedback?
    I am looking to get one myself but have not had the chance to hold one yet.

    appreciate any input.
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  3. 19-10-2014, 04:06 PM #2
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    Nz hunter mag did a good review on them not sure what issue it was in was a while ago
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    Don't think it was fluted, but I've had a fondle of a mates T3 hunter and with the wood stock it had a far nicer feel and balance than a plastic T3.
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    Any review suggesting it is better than a standard T3 (other than being slightly lighter) would be sponsored by Beretta.
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    Nz hunter issue 33 February March 2013. Did a review on tikka stainless fluted in 243. Review is to be expected, for the money you can get nothing better.
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    A mate bought one in 223 1/8" twist in left hand, but not fluted. And it's write nice to shoot, even if it is lefty!
    It has a more dull finish to the stock than my t3 hunter that is pre 2005. Or should I say not a heavy varnish like mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sakokid View Post
    Nz hunter issue 33 February March 2013. Did a review on tikka stainless fluted in 243. Review is to be expected, for the money you can get nothing better.
    Is there some form other than asking for a second hand copy i can read this by chance?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    Don't think it was fluted, but I've had a fondle of a mates T3 hunter and with the wood stock it had a far nicer feel and balance than a plastic T3.
    They are nice. Feel like a rifle not a toy. If they came cack handed in NZ I'd probably buy one and I don't even like Tikkas

    Edit: It appears they are here cack-handed! Uh-oohh
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    Uh-oooh...might've just ordered one...lol
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