Mine are stock. Not overly thrilled with them. I shot McM, XLR, and B&C in the past. The factory grip is too angled and thin for my taste. Usable for sure but not ideal.
About the only thing in your budget is the B&C. The ones I had were pretty good and just needed some skim bedding to make them even better.
Fat vertical grip? Is that an add on?A handful of Tikkas. The ones in factory stocks all have the fat vertical grip installed. I love them. Also have two in KRG Bravo chassis.... I think they’re great also, and they’re under $400
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Fat vertical grip? Is that an add on?
Ahh, thanks. Mine are the standard T3's.Yessir... on the T3X it just swaps out with the factory grip. They’re about $25 I think and give the rifle a great feel.
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Ahh, thanks. Mine are the standard T3's.
Something to consider, thanks.If it’s something you’re interested in, eBay has T3X stocks fairly often.
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with the factory Tikka stocks. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. I shoot mine with a coat of textured paint, and call it a day. I've had quite a few folks at the range ask me what custom stock that was, and I told them just a factory Tikka with a $5 can of textured paint. They seem less impressed when I don't tell them I spent $400 on a stock though. LOLDoes everyone shoot a new gun with factory stock or go straight to aftermarket ?
Not looking at spending over $300 for new stock if needed .
I know really limits choices .
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the factory Tikka stocks. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. I shoot mine with a coat of textured paint, and call it a day. I've had quite a few folks at the range ask me what custom stock that was, and I told them just a factory Tikka with a $5 can of textured paint. They seem less impressed when I don't tell them I spent $400 on a stock though. LOL
Nice work.
I like the earplugs in the shell holder. That's clever!Factory here as well. New grip and a little bit of foam for cheek weld will do wonders. And only weigh 2 to 4 oz more than a Mickey
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