Tikka T3x TACT A1
Now available also in .223
Based on Sako’s famous Tikka T3x bolt action construction, but made to meet increasingly challenging requirements of long-range shooting and hunting, the T3x TACT A1 provides straight-forward performance and ruggedness with just the right amount of adjustability and absolute precision. Medium contour barrel makes this package exceptionally light and superbly accurate for its class.
Picatinny rail on the receiver provides a solid platform for day scope mounting and an AR-type fore-end for mounting other accessories. The muzzle is threaded for attaching muzzle brakes and/or suppressors. Silky smooth bolt operation provides flawless feeding from the steel box magazines.
Australian Upgrade!
In Australia, this rifle will come standard with:
• Spare 10rd magazine
• Negrini 1640 Tikka TACT Rifle Case
• M-LOK 5 Slot picatinny rail for mounting on fore-end
• 6-9" Swivel Bipod with picatinny adapter
Speak to your local dealer and don't forget to enquire about our optics packages!
Features
Australian Extras
Standard inclusions in Australia include: M-Lok Picatinny rail 6-9" Swivel Bipod with picatinny adapter Tikka TAC hard case Spare magazine
Famous T3x platform
Adjustable two stage trigger (1-2kg) and teflon-coated bolt for flawless silky smooth bolt operation.
M-Lok Picatinny Rail
5-slot M-LOK picatinny rail provided for use with included 6-9" swivel bipod or any other picatinny-mountable product.
Quick Detachable Fore-end
Picatinny rail on the receiver provides a solid platform for day scope mounting and an AR-type forend for mounting other accessories. M-LOK fore-end system provides countless options for adding accessories.
Fixed or Folding Stock
The proprietary aluminum chassis stock system is ambidextrous and offers a fixed or foldable rear stock with quick adjustable cheek piece and adjustable length of pull. It is compatible with most common type AR-15 fore-ends, pistol grips and rear stocks, making the rifle fully modular and customizable.
Modular grip
It is compatible with most common type AR-15 fore-ends, pistol grips and rear stocks, making the rifle fully modular and customizable.
Muzzle Brake
Sako OEM muzzle brake included as standard with 5/8x24 thread to smooth out recoil.
Technical Specifications
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Reviews (5)
Introduced my Tikka tac A1 to a lovely Vortex Razor Gen II Scope and they’ve been dating ever since. The two make a great couple, focusing on teamwork, accuracy and patience.
Who said Long Distance relationships doesn’t work?! ????
These two will take the Pepsi challenge with any other combo out there!
You can take that to the bank…
I currently own quite a few Rifles from a number of different manufacturer's but I have to say my Tikka TAC A1 in .260Rem is my goto rifle when I want to shoot well. I have been a big fan of the Tactical Chassis style rifles for a while and tried a couple of other similarly styled rifles before settling on the Tikka. So far in F-Open my highest score is 60.9, heck I got a 60.7 while load developing. Even did a 5 shot string at 0.4MOA ar 300 yards. MY game was definitely lifted using this!
This rifle just does everything you want it to and does it well, it has a Teflon coated bolt which just makes it the smoothest action you'll probably ever use, and no need for an aftermarket trigger, the 2 stage Tikka Trigger is great!
Had my Tikka 6.5 creed for over a year. Mounted a Steiner TX5i and the thing is deadly. Constant half MOA at 200 mtrs and easily hitting a dong at 750 mtrs. Can’t find an area I can take it out even further. Easily the best centerfire I’ve owned.
Just thinking in the 6.5 creedmoor blacklabel....ASAP.
Absolute quality in the Tikka T3x Tac A1. From the slide of the bolt to the trigger action, it is all so smooth. Very happy that I went with Tikka and would definitely recommend to anyone in the market for a new firearm.
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