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The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 3:12 pm
by bigfellascott
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 4:40 pm
by New to 223
Nice one.
Do you have to re- size the pics ?
I have cropped some of mine and they are still too large.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 4:51 pm
by B4408
Should do the job, your mate did well on selecting the wood.
Talk to Kickin if you can't get the trigger how you like.
Bruce
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 5:19 pm
by bigfellascott
New to 223 wrote:Nice one.
Do you have to re- size the pics ?
I have cropped some of mine and they are still too large.
No mate I use a programme called IMGUR simple and easy to use and better than photobucket.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 5:23 pm
by bigfellascott
B4408 wrote:Should do the job, your mate did well on selecting the wood.
Talk to Kickin if you can't get the trigger how you like.
Bruce
Cheers Bruce the trigger isn't too bad but I will put in a yo Dave spring I reckon and maybe put a shorter grub screw in if need be too but really don't think it will be needed - it just needs to be a tad lighter and it will be as good as the Howas then.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 5:32 pm
by New to 223
Thanks Scott, I'll give it a go.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 9:43 pm
by trevort
looks the business!!
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 10:40 pm
by bigfellascott
New to 223 wrote:Thanks Scott, I'll give it a go.
Your welcome mate, I've always found Imgur to be a good programme, stable and reliable, photobucket was a PITA at times and had some real issues so I canned that in favour of Imgur.
trevort wrote:looks the business!!
Cheers Trevor, should do the job I hope. Congrats on your Award by the way, nice to be acknowledged for the hard work and efforts.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:28 am
by stinkitup
That looks very nice!! Good to see some timber and bluing around still
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 11:53 am
by bigfellascott
stinkitup wrote:That looks very nice!! Good to see some timber and bluing around still
cheers mate, I was originally looking at the Lam stainless version but just couldn't justify the extra $$ and I do love my timber and blue so it was an easy decision in the end.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 2:38 pm
by stinkitup
bigfellascott wrote:stinkitup wrote:That looks very nice!! Good to see some timber and bluing around still
cheers mate, I was originally looking at the Lam stainless version but just couldn't justify the extra $$ and I do love my timber and blue so it was an easy decision in the end.
Yep for the money and you got some nice timber with it!!! I def think down the track will be timber or lam for my stevens. Better get some full power loads sorted and try and find some pigs.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:15 pm
by bigfellascott
stinkitup wrote:bigfellascott wrote:stinkitup wrote:That looks very nice!! Good to see some timber and bluing around still
cheers mate, I was originally looking at the Lam stainless version but just couldn't justify the extra $$ and I do love my timber and blue so it was an easy decision in the end.
Yep for the money and you got some nice timber with it!!! I def think down the track will be timber or lam for my stevens. Better get some full power loads sorted and try and find some pigs.
Yeah mate Paul looked after me when it came to finding a good bit of kindling. I've got some 130gn Fed factory ammo to put through it and I have around 100 cases sitting there to be reloaded, just need some dies and projies and I'm good to go.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:25 pm
by stinkitup
Such an easy cartridge as well lots of factory ammo and reloading is a breeze usually to find an accurate combo so will be good to see how it goes.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:31 pm
by bigfellascott
stinkitup wrote:Such an easy cartridge as well lots of factory ammo and reloading is a breeze usually to find an accurate combo so will be good to see how it goes.
Yeah that was my thinking with the decision to go the 308, I already had some cases so figured I might as put something in em and you can always seem to find brass etc, so an easy decision in the end for me. The Bullet Factory projies seem reasonably priced so might give some of them a run when I'm ready to reload, they seem to do plenty of damage too so work well from what I've seen.
Re: The Tikkler T3x 308 Fluted Hunter
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2016 5:51 am
by bigfellascott
B4408 wrote:Should do the job, your mate did well on selecting the wood.
Talk to Kickin if you can't get the trigger how you like.
Bruce
Did a little trigger mod yesterday on the Tikkler, I bought a grub screw from a local fastener place to suit, ground it down at the hex head end to shorten it up and installed it again (gave more adjustability) which turned the trigger from 2lb at it's lightest setting to around 1.5lb which is about where I wanted it.
I did all the usual tests to ensure it's safe and it was, no issues detected so all good.
I was going to buy a Yo Dave Trigger spring for it but can't see the point now as I don't think it's going to make that much diff to be honest, the let off is nice and crisp and light with minimal pressure needed to get her to go bang.