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Re: Tikka T3 lite stock question
[Re: CAL]
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11/15/17 05:50 AM
11/15/17 05:50 AM
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 8,156 In front of my lathe
gundoc
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14 point
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 8,156
In front of my lathe
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Maybe, maybe not. Some sporter taper rifles like a little pressure to shoot really well. Not sure if the Tikka is one since I haven't experimented with them, but I know from past experience a lot of Remington rifles have to have the action and chamber bedded to re-gain accuracy lost once the owner floated the barrel.
If you decide to try it, I go the way mentioned above and use sandpaper rather than a dremel.
A few years ago, a friend dropped his T3 into a B&C stock, that really helped his groups. I don't know if it floated the barrel or not.
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