Tikka T3 Hunter

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Stock No: JRTA3

Price: $745.00

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The Tikka T3 Hunter features a glass-smooth action, a crisp, adjustable trigger, free f loated match-grade hammer-forged barrel, and a perfect mating between stock and metal.

Barrel

Free-floating cold-hammer forged precision barrel is thread-fastened rigidly to the receiver for safety and accuracy.

Stock
High-grain walnut stock. Sling swivels as standard.

No Tikka T3 is even put on the shipping dock unless it groups 3 shots within one-inch or less at 100 yards.

Besides this fabulous performance, the T3 Hunter features a blend of Giugiaro distinctive checkering with the classic elegance of wood.

Left-hand T3 Lite is available.

Tikka T3 Righthanded User Manual

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TIKKA USA 2011 - V2

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Tikka T3 Hunter

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Number of Reviews: 3

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User:
MN hunter

Date:
December 29, 2010

Love the Tikka

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I saw a Tikka ss laminate (rumor has it no longer available in U.S)on the rack at a small gun shop in Northern MN and after I played with it,I had to have it.I bought it and would not trade it for anything.Beretta do yourself a favor and make all the Tikka models available
in the U.S and the particularly the laminate.I would buy another in a heart beat.

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Jeff M.

Date:
November 18, 2010

Can't Imagine a Better Rifle For The Money

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I bought mine in the Fall of 2007 and was not disappointed at all. Accuracy is as claimed, right out of the box - both with factory ammo and my reloads. Every year before opening day of deer season, I check the rifle for point of aim at the range - still hits the same place I sighted it the year before. This years group was the best yet - three bullets through the same hole. You've REALLY got to look close to see that there are in fact THREE bullet holes overlapping. If I hadn't seen the target stand move with each hit - I wouldn't have believed it. Happy with my purchase? THAT would be an understatement.

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