Not sure who needs to see this if anyone but a standard tikka T3X stock (wideland) weighs 795g.
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Not sure who needs to see this if anyone but a standard tikka T3X stock (wideland) weighs 795g.
Is that good or bad, they are amazing stocks for a factory rifle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Love_ducks
I’m not sure, I would think it’s pretty good though since when compared to the carbon stocks I can find online the biggest saving would only be 125g
Less really because the carbon stocks have lighter recoil pads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Love_ducks
The T3x pad weighs about 70gm and is decent enough, the limbsaver weighs a brutal 110gm. Fit a cervallati grind fit and you save about 30gm and its a nicer pad than the Tikka one.
Wow, the factory stock is lighter than I thought.
I don't have a Wiedland stock but I have a take off synthetic standard version. Never weighed it.
My C/F is about 680gm, about as light as they get.
Its not always about weight, the biggest advantage i found with carbon stocks is they shoot the same point of impact off any rest
bipod loaded or unloaded, shooting off a rock or a pack it doesn't matter im yet to find a plastic stock that will do this and carbon being a lighter is a added bonus not a game changer.
As far as std "synthetic" stocks go, the T3/T3X stocks are pretty rigid and have far less forend flex than most. About three planets ahead of a Rem SPS (shitty plastic stock).