Tikka T3x Tac A1 FULL REVIEW

alright guys we're gonna do a review today of the tikka t3 X TAC a1 chambered in 65 Creedmoor so far I've had about 600 rounds for this rifle I understand that's not very many however I have to get this video out before somebody buys a precision rifle that isn't this one there are a lot of rifles on the market right now it's kind of flooded and a lot of people don't know what to buy I see this on face group all day long I don't know one rifle to get oh what the / Gardo on - Savage blah blah blah the answer is you want the tikka hands down and I'm very confident in saying that I for those of you that don't know me I sell firearms for a living I sell a lot of firearms for a living I've been able to get my hands on a lot of different rifles and a lot of different configurations buy a lot of different companies and brands and this one outperforms them all and it literally does almost everything better so I just need spoiler alert you don't need to watch the whole video this rifle is incredible just just go get one I'm not gonna talk about why I chose 6-5 Creedmoor / 308 there's a billion things on the internet that'll tell you the answer to that so I mean go look it up at the end of the day when deflection is why I chose 65 Creedmoor so there you have that we're gonna start by talking about the rifle itself and then we'll talk about configuration how I set it up this how I set it up and why I set it up this way and that kind of thing so we'll kind of go front to back I guess I've got no prep for this video at all I kind of like to do this live I'm not really a youtube video guy I just like to put out info so people don't waste their money so bear with me obviously the barrel on this gun one of the things that's a little bit different about it is it's a cold hammer-forged barrel rather than a button rifle you know I think the BART line barrels are button rifle excellent barrels by the way but this is a cold hammer-forged barrel typically you only hear about cold hammer-forged barrels on air 15s or guns that are designed to fire tons of rounds really quickly and so forth but this one's cold hammer-forged and it shoots half in my way all day long so I'm kind of hoping that the cold hammer-forged way this barrel is made helps with barrel life a little bit and hopefully extends the barrel life from from a regular 65 Creedmoor we'll see I'll get there one day and I'll let you know but one 1/8 twist I'm almost positive I didn't look it up but I'm pretty sure that's it good twist rate most of most all six five seems to kind of have the same twist rate so yeah that is the barrel let's talk about the handguard real quick it's pretty self-explanatory in lock is king if you have I mean if you're an AR guy you've already heard the unlock key mod deal but in lock is king I like him lock them a lot not only does it look way better it's easier to cut it's easier to what's way easier to look at I guess again but this stuff seems to work really well on it rather than key mod so I prefer prefer the in walk over the key mod drastically now if you have key mod stuff don't throw it all away and go buy em walk if you're starting fresh buy a block but key mod works just fine I had quinoa key mod for a lot of years on some a ARS I still have it on a knight's armament gun and it works great but if I if I had to do it over again I get him walk this is I don't know how long this handguard is maybe 13 inches or something like that 12 or 13 inches seems like plenty I would have liked it if they could have brought it all the way out to the front on my arse I prefer hand guards as long as possible but you know it is what it is seems to work just fine no problem so that's hand guarded come off really easy by the way two screws hang guards off you're good to go let's talk about the action so if you've done in your research or talked to anybody that teeka actions are famous and the reason why is because they're stupid smooth they feel like they feel like a custom bolt gun when you run this action it's it's just like butter it's got a little bit of wiggle back here you know it's not not a defiance you know machine action or whatever but the action is crazy smooth it's nice and easy to use now that's something that I've used to sell these rifles for a long time it's how smooth the action is if you can pick it up and feel that difference over almost any other gun on the Shelf that being said I didn't really truly realize the real-world benefit of having that smooth action until the other day so I'll try to demonstrate this so I'm at the range with some buddies one of them's got a savage Ashbury which is it was a fine gun this gun is better but you know it's a fine gun so I go to shoot it and I'll kind of show you what what it looked like so I get up on the gun and I go to chamber around and I'm used to them I'm used to this gun so I came around I just kind of push it through the round pops out of the magazine and it falls right in on the savage I'm back here like trying to get this thing in the chamber and you know I as I'm getting it in I have to slam the bolt for and as I do I'm moving the gun so I'm pushing the gun off my off my natural point of aim or whatever you know and and by the time I get it I get it so I'm so that's what happens when the action is super smooth now on this gun as I gonna use it basically what I do is I just you know close the action with the round in the chamber and I pulled the trigger and I'm able to you know put a new round in the gun without moving at all I don't have to exert a lot of force to get around it or anything like that so that's a real-world benefit of the tikka action it's excellent that's that I mean it pretty much sums up the action so it's it's excellent I want to talk about the magazine real quick so one of the things that really swung me towards this rifle from the others was the magazine release a lot of them have the a K style mag release which I'm not a fan of some of them work really well a lot of guns have the inside the trigger guard release or you you push forward with your finger and I don't know if I just have like weak child fingers or something but it's annoying for me to use those this I like a lot when I want to drop the magazine I just you know take my trigger finger and I push the button and the magazine falls out on that same savage we were working with it was taking the pmags you know the accuracy international style pmags and you had to like rip them out and when you went to put it in you had to like like put them in really hard and it was a pain in the ass on this gun they just like fall out and they go in a lot of people will complain that the teeka magazines are extremely expensive and that's true you know they're they're about a hundred bucks I think but this gun in particular comes with two in the box and then I believe the the deal runs till the end of the year they will give you a third one for free three magazines is a lot on a precision rifle these are 10 round magazines by the way so that's a lot of magazines I'll never need more than three most likely I mean I don't know that for sure but I feel like threes a lot so yeah I don't have an issue with the expense of the magazines and especially in the quality you get I mean these things are excellent they run like like like butter man they go in and out no problem so you know try to do that on some of the other rifles at the store and see how it goes um one thing I will tell you I've got a couple friends at this point who have the t3-x CTRs and they're freaking awesome guns too by the way they were great but I will tell you that on one of them he was having an issue with the magazine falling out when he was firing what we ended up doing was taking a little flathead screwdriver and just popping this top notch up just a little bit to where that where the catch is where the mag catches and that fixed the problem so if you're having that issue on your teacup just just pop that up right there and you should be able to fix it I understand it's not ideal spinning a grand on a gun or 1,800 on a gun and then half in a jack with the magazines but it's a machine it's a simple fix guys just fix it move on that's actually the only bad thing I have to say about teeka's so far so by the way so yeah that's the magazine and the magazine release the only thing I've really changed from the factory configuration of the actual rifle is the pistol grip the one that comes on it is okay I didn't have I mean I'd have a lot of issues with it the reason I put this one on is because all my air 15's have this grip and it was just more natural to me I liked it and I didn't really like the look of the one that came on it looked kind of cheesy this one looks a little better to me but you know yeah pick your poison this one's also adjustable if you want to adjust it so that's nice but that's pretty much the only thing that I've changed I do like the safety location on this gun it works pretty easily I've had no issues with it I do have to kind of break my grip to turn it off and turn it on but you know no big deal it's right here at the top you can see it it's got the little release too if you need to move the bolt with the Safety's on and you have a round chambered I think I don't know I never use it but it's there if if you need it um let's talk about the back half of the rifle so the stock on this gun is awesome that's been one of my one of the things I've been seeing on a lot of these new factory precision rifles that are coming out and elephant in the room is the Ruger precision rifle like the stock on the Ruger precision rifle is a pile of [ __ ] I don't know if you guys know that or not or those of you that have heard precision rifles but I've had a ton of issues with through precision rifle stocks that being said like I said I said for a living I've had a lot of those come to the store and they've been a nightmare once they're set I think they're fine but getting them set is is really annoying and you got to loosen both little throw levers and it just it's just messy yeah I'm probably being pedantic about it but you know it's annoying for me the cheek piece on the Ruger like needs to be flipped around and it works better if you guys know that if you're having trouble kitten you're i relieved you're falling off the cheap piece flip the flip flip the cheek piece around on the Ruger precision rifle and it'll be a lot better that being said that's enough of that there are some other guns that have some decent stocks since we've talked about the savage Ashbury we'll continue to talk about it it comes with a Magpul CTR stock which is an air 15 stock I don't know if you guys know that but it's a poor choice for a precision rifle now you know it's it's adjustable easily like an air 15 whatever yeah you can put whatever you want on it but it's not great it doesn't have an adjustable cheek piece and precision rifle needs an adjustable cheek piece you can put the risers on it but it's a pain and they don't come with it and Bobble ball whatever this stock has adjustable length of pole which I haven't had to touch by the way I think I have standard length arms probably but I haven't had to adjust the length to pull one bit but it does come with some spacers and makes it easy to adjust the cheek piece is great you loosen the to loosen the two deals and move it up and down that's it it's easy it's clean it's smooth it works this is an air 15 Castle to Castle to Castle nut that will accept an ar-15 buffer tube so you can put a different stock on if you want which is great also you probably note notice that it's a folding stock I very rarely fold it locks in freakin rock-solid that reminds me the only complaint I have on this gun is kind of stock related so you can see right here this little spot cut this thing's heavy this little spot right there piece of aluminum let me show you what that sprung so when you fold the stock it comes around here and just bangs on that that's kind of dumb I mean this is a word gun so it doesn't bother me that much but it's stupid you'll see here I put a little piece of electrical tape to try to help it whatever I don't know they could have done something better there I guess but it's not the end of the world so that's something to know that's the only thing on this gun door I've been like what the hell that's gonna kind of sucks but it is what it is sling attachments so since I'm talking about style talking about sling attachments so you got a QD here you got an HK loop here you got a QD here and you got an HK loop here they include in the box a QD and a scale OOP that's friggin credible that's as many sling points as you could ever need to do whatever you'd need with your gun so that's really really nice for them to include that I'm a big fan of that um I think I missing anything the trigger so on this gun it comes with a two-stage trigger which I like I go back and forth on single stage and two-stage but I like the two-stage on this gun the CTR teeka's have the single stage which you can sit down super light which two of my friends have done with theirs and they're awesome man I mean they they shoot great but they got them down to like two pounds and I don't know it's a lot of preference there but on this gun this comes with a two-stage trigger and what that means if you don't know from the back is the trigger see it's got a noticeable take up there so it's gonna noticeable take up and then it hits a wall and then after it's on the wall it's about a two and a half pound break I think I haven't measured it but this is factory I haven't touched this this trigger so I've been a fan of it in the two stage I like it if I'm wearing gloves or something like that I like knowing that I have that predictable take up on the CTR you can set that thing down to two and a half pounds and it's really easy to to bump it so just something to know I like the two-stage trigger it is adjustable this thing comes out of the chassis super super easy as a very well design so yeah I like the trigger I wouldn't wouldn't change it and I haven't that's basically it for the rifle itself guys and we'll talk about later how it actually shoots and I'll roll in some photos or groups and things but for the actual rifle itself that's pretty much it one thing I forgot on the stock was the the pic rail down here which is awesome if you want to put a monopod on it you got a pic rail ready to go no BS so it's just right there really nice and I like the hook to to hook your hand up under so your bag that seems to work really well ok so remove on optics this gun thankfully I was finally able to afford a legendary piece of glass to put on this rifle this is a Collis K 624 I and I'm fairly new to this rifle scope actually I you know eight months ago if you would have said hey I need you know the best rifle scope in the world I would have said you should probably be looking at Schmidt & Bender you know a night force but this scope and in my humble opinion now I think this is the best rifle scope in the world and that's as far as a combined package goes so it's the Collins case 624 I it's a six to 24 power first focal plane fifty six millimeter objective 34 millimeter to rifle scope one of the things you'll notice on this gun it's a or this scope that's a little different for most is the locations of the knobs so the top you kind of explains it now you got your ear elevation obviously right here you got a hard our zero stop that will come down 0.3 mils I believe if if you need to go down point-three mils and then clicks are just freakin incredible you also notice see if you can see her on the side when you get on the second second rotation there that little red deal will pop up so you know you're on the second rotation which is really nice the clicks are just amazing best clicks I've ever have ever felt I think so what you can see on this scope let's see if I can get it in the frame here there you go so on this scope the parallax adjustment is very different from what you're used to typically you see that on the left side right here the windage turd is but on the kalos it's on the top it's awesome basically what that does for you is while you're behind the gun while you're behind the gun I can sit here I can get a good you know a good natural point of aim get set in and I can open my left eye I can see where my windage is I can see where my elevation is and I can see where my parallax is on a stand a rifle scope I wouldn't be able to see my windage I'd have to kind of lean my head over to peek at it and change my shooting position it's not a big deal probably not whatever but why do it when you don't have to what you have over here on this side as a gradual illumination which is awesome by the way auto off very good daytime right but it's super simple I got everything I need over here on the left side and I can adjust everything with my left hand I don't have to come off my firing grip and come up here and change my windage I can do it all right here super super cool big big fan I'll roll in a picture of the reticle this has the skimmer three reticle in it Wow which is really really nice I like it very much it seems to be the perfect reticle in my opinion again I guess this gun before I got this scope on it had the Viper PST Gen 2 3 to 15 yes I understand that's underpowered I thought I was gonna buy a hunting style rifle that's why I had that scope however the scope did really really well on this gun held 0 good work nice glass was really good much better than the gin one glass but this this scope kind of puts it to shame if you're looking for a rifle scope to put on this gun and you can't and you can't spend more than a thousand bucks get to viper PST gin - there are a lot of good scopes out there but I think for the money that gets you all the features you need and good enough a glass - to do it now the razor is a much better option obviously but the Viper Viper will PST will get you through it um since we're talking about not being able afford things and prices this scope retails for $3,000 it's $29.99 99 I don't know that I've ever seen them on sale but I understand that's a crapload of money for glass and that this rifle only cost eighteen hundred bucks but I will tell you that just a couple of hours ago I was an overcast it was kind of a sprinkling it was misting on me and I was able to spot my shots on a shoot and see target at five hundred yards with this scope I was able to see my hits on the black and adjust make wind corrections and put hits on the bull's eye at five hundred yards now next time you're shooting to five hundred yards use your scope and try to see what you can see but the clarity the glass is absolutely second to none on this scope it is gorgeous the eye box is incredible it's it's just perfect in my opinion if you're looking for the best scope put on your precision rifle look no further I think this is the one yes there are a lot of good ones out there but I think this is the one one of the things that kind of tipped this scope over the scale for me is obviously the way that the knobs are set up I'm a big that the other thing is the weight yeah that's a precision rifle I know it doesn't need to be super lightweight but this this scope I believe weighs like 33 ounces and if you look at like the razor it's like almost a pound heavier than this scope now yes it's gonna reduce recoil and such but this gun is is pretty heavy as it is I don't know the specs like I said I didn't I didn't prep last time I waiting this gun was with the Viper PST on it and with the suppressor and the rest of it configured as it is the gun weighed 16 pounds it's probably pretty close to that now it might be just a smidge lighter with this scope but yeah it's a pretty heavy rifle I want to be able to move around with it I am gonna deer hunt this year with it I believe so it's it's nice being able to say wait where I came is still having a super stable heavier rifle one note on that as we talk about weight will tell you that I just spent quite a bit of time shooting my buddies t3-x CTRs recently and what I've noticed is those guns will shoot every bit as good as this guy meaning they are capable of the accuracy I believe that this gun is however it's much harder to keep them on target and shoot good groups with them reasons I believe are because of the weight of the gun it's much easier to pull the gun off target even if it's just a little bit than it is this gun even with those triggers set down way light it's it's easier to move the gun because of the weight a nice heavy gun will make it harder to jerk you know off target so that's something just to think about depending on what you're gonna do if you're looking for a hunting rifle the t3 xct car CTR is the freaking the Lamborghini that's bad analogy you know what I mean but it is I think it's one of the best hunting rifles out there for sure so yeah it's something to note so that's that's the glass I'm running the sunshade on it cuz why not and let's talk about caps real quick so this is I got a video on these caps on my channel already you can kind of see it there these are the odd land engineering add mount caps so these things are awesome go check out the video I got on my channel of them this will give you a little sneak preview yeah they open like really really well they closed really really well they don't come off you can't pull them off you can't break them they just like they stick man you're incredible man they're bulletproof and they got a lifetime warranty they're about a hundred bucks it's worth it three thousand dollar piece of glass on your gun put good scope covers on it please the cap these caps are freakin awesome strongly recommend them check the other video bipod so I'm a shooting with Harris bipods for a lot of years and they're fine they really are they seem to do the job without a ton of issue but they don't hold a candle to the Atlas so this is the Atlas this is the pic rail adapting model there's a bunch of videos on this bipod and how it works but I'm telling you right now it's the best spend the money and get it it makes your gun so much more versatile and allows you to get into shooting positions that you can't with a Harris and getting into the right shooting position puts rounds on target so the Harris BRM swivel model is the only one I probably recommend that you use by Harris for your gun I think they're 120 bucks this thing was like 210 or something it's not a ton of money for the difference but it's way worth it as you can see and as you've seen this whole video you can move this thing any way you want it's got a nice big knurled wheel here to adjust the tension for your swivel it's got swivel and Kant which is something the Harris bipods don't have and it's awesome if you pair this bipod with the kinetic development group quick detach pick rail it makes it even cooler so a lot of you're probably going what the hell you want to take your why do I want your bipod to come off you're a precision rifle I'll tell you why because I have two ar-15s that have em lock hand guards and if I want to shoot up four groups or whatever or I want to you know test them or shoot long-range I can just pop this off and put it on there so those three Harris bipods you spent three hundred and thirty dollars on you can just get one of these with the quick detach and then you have the best bipod in the world and you can put it back and forth no problem so something to think about I think this rail piece is about 50 bucks I will tell you that I had some issues with the first one I had and that was because I ordered the small piece that just was barely it was I don't know a 1 M lock slot rail and it seemed like it worked okay for a while but as I would go to load my bipod and put a bunch of pressure on it it was snapping off after a while so I called kinetic development group and said hey what the [ __ ] guys this thing keeps falling off what's the deal and they said if you're gonna put this on a heavy rifle get the two slot piece singers in will replace it and that's what they did they sent back the two slot and I haven't had an issue since so something to know don't buy the small one because it's not gonna hold up to your to your heavy rifle pretty much okay that's it on the bipod getting analyst it's worth it let's talk about the muzzle so I've run this gun exclusively suppressed in fact I run pretty much all of my guns well recently I've been running my SBR and suppressed depends on what I'm doing however most of the places well one of the places that I can shoot range I have to be fairly quiet I I can't disturb the folks around so this is a big big help this is a Silencerco Saker 762 this is by no means the best scan in the world that being said suppressors are suppressors their big mufflers really the mounting system and the way they attach is is the difference so on this gun you'll notice it's got a muzzle break a bunch of precision rifle guys that their price is like oh my god why is he running a muzzle break and not director at volleyball and I'll tell you why cuz I got other guns and I shoot other guns precision rifle isn't my isn't even my forte the defensive handgun defensive carbine is more what I'm into them precision rifle that being said I run this can on all of those other guns so it's great to have it come on and off the detach the attachment method you just saw there is the silencer comb had mount it kind of sucks now I say kind of because a lot of the other ones out there really really good what I'll tell you about the mad mount is sometimes things gets sometimes it gets stuck on and sometimes it blows off the end I've only had it blow off a gun three times and it was probably user here every time I didn't make sure it was quite hooked up all the way but it didn't cause any baffle strikes no big deal fell off the front again whenever pick it back up that being said there are better options out there you're going to get a suppressor if you're gonna go a silencer color I recommend the ASR mount for a precision rifle I probably recommend direct thread more than anything it makes more sense it should cause less point of impact shift blah blah blah you can watch a video on that by somebody smarter than me but this is working fine for me this gun shoots excellent the with this setup the way it is this guns only had like 20 rounds through it without the suppressor maybe so I pretty much Jesus Christ I've pretty much shot and suppressed its whole life so it's wrapped with a Silencerco high heat deal which is great a stops mirage if you're gonna be running a bunch of firing strings shooting fast whatever and also keeps you from burning your freaking hand off so that's pretty much it now I guess I will say that the muzzle this gun does come with a muzzle brake which is not it's a pretty nice muscle break it's a thread on and then it clamps on it's got a screw on the top to allow Mirage cover which is pretty cool I like the break that it comes with if I never shot it in fact it's for sale if anybody needs a muzzle break it's never been on the gun but it seems like a pretty great break it's awesome that it comes with a break I really like that so let's talk about the important stuff how the gun shoots so this gun and and you guys are on the internet now so I'm sure you're on some Facebook groups or whatever and you see you guys post pictures of their groups all the time and these guys are like I shot this 0.35 inch group at 600 yards yesterday with my [ __ ] 408 cheytac 416 barrett whatever and you know like no you didn't like it's a [ __ ] so I say that because I'm gonna roll in some photos of some groups here and I really don't want you to be like yeah that's [ __ ] because it's not I have no reason to lie to anybody and tell you that like I'm a really good shot I'm not a great shot and all and and I'll admit that but what I will tell you is that 95% of the groups I've shot with this gun have been half in my way and that is out to five hundred yards as of today I've had half MOA groups every distance to five hundred yards that a lot of its factory ammo and a lot of us hand loads but they all shoot really really well so I'll roll in some pictures of groups here and I'll kind of note what they are but just know that this gun shoots incredibly the first day I took this gun out I'm kind of strange I don't really believe in barrel break-in for some reason I'm just kind of a stubborn [ __ ] and I'm like man if I give a 1000 bucks for a gun the thing better shoot and I'm gonna have to jump through any hoops to get it to shoot so I went to the range I took this gun out of the box you know I put the bipod on I put suppressor on that had the Viper on it after about four or five rounds I had the gun zeroed and the gun was shooting same hole groups you've probably seen him already because I've been rolling through but putting five by me putting five shots in a half inch of it was Hornady 147-grain eld match consistently I mean over and over again with no barrel break-in I didn't clean the barrel I didn't touch the bore at all I pulled the gun out of the box and I fired it and I was extremely impressed this whole my like my whole life I was like man I need to get better at shooting and then maybe yeah maybe I could tighten these groups up and come to find out the rifles Iowa's shooting work just weren't capable of producing groups like this one is so yeah incredible incredible groups out of this gun consistently all the time match factory match animal Remington core locked 65 Creedmoor hundred 40 grain shot an inch group of 200 yards in this gun that day I didn't go down to take a picture of it because I didn't want to call cease fire on the range but I saw it through the scope it was it's incredible so yeah I mean it works really great I just realized I didn't talk about the scope base or the mountain real quick I'm gonna throw that in there this is a night force thirty four millimeter obviously 20 MOA base I believe it's made by badger ordnance they make some of the best scope mounts and bases in the world things been 100% rock-solid what I'm gonna leave you with here is don't buy shitty bases or rings - put your scope on your rifle if the bridge from your scope to your rifle is garbage your groups and your shooting and your gun will be garbage spend the money and get a good base get a good mount night force any steel stuff I mean night forests of vortex precision rings by secant American defense spur you know the names because they're the expensive ones but to buy the expensive ones trust me sorry we were talking about groups and now the gun shoots so ammunition wise the majority of the factory ammo that's been through this gun is Hornady 147-grain eld match it's been awesome if you don't know about the hundred forty-seven grain it's a heavier bullet than what the other typical Hornady loads were 65 pretty more loads in general being the 140s they they're bumping them to 147 now in the Hornady g 7 bc just bringing this off the top of my head so don't kill me if it's wrong I'm pretty sure it's 0.35 one and then the G one BC's point six nine seven those are crazy high numbers really high pcs so if you want to shoot extreme distances I'd probably recommend those bullets you should probably take a look at them but the factory ammo shoots great half MOA all day long consistently out of this gun recently I've done some hand loads with some Hornady brass I've done some hand loads with some Nosler brass both shoot really well I just got ahold of some Lapua stuff and the small primer Lapua stuff and I have been absolutely pleased with the results I picked up a 50 feet per second bump just by changing the powder charge well sorry by not changing the powder charge almost at all I was able to pick up 50 feet per second just using a little pool of brass which is great if you haven't seen the 65 guy's little video blog thing on the Lapua brass the moral of the story is they show video where they load the same piece of Lapua brass 20 times and fire and it doesn't fail so yes Lapua brass is expensive but you can load it 20 damn times okay so that's what I recommend now they eventually like I added don't remember they might have cracked the neck or something by bumping the powder charge off the charge or whatever but look it up and go watch it give the poem brasses shoots really really good but factory ammo for me is performed excellently in this gun I'm gonna tell you what I'm shooting for my load data just because it's good info to have that being said don't blow yourself up don't be an idiot double check your data don't take your advice from me on everything yeah let's start start lower than mine and work your way up I'm shooting forty three point one grains of H 4350 underneath that hundred and forty seven grain Hornady you'll be match bullet with Lapua brass and CC I've interest primers so that's what I'm shooting right now for a hand load and it shoots freakin great I was just shooting earlier today I was at 200 yards and I had like three rounds touching it 200 yards out of five with that hand load so awesome works really really well check that out the last thing I want to talk about before I let you go here is the magneto speed cronograph so this is something I've kind of learned recently - I was looking for a good chronograph for this rifle and I found I did some research and found out that the chrony coronagraphs basically the the cheaper ones suck they have built-in error to them now and this is what I've been told I don't know of everything I say is true if it's not let me know please but from what I understand the coronagraphs have a built-in error percentage of three to five percent the like alpha master one is better or whatever but it still has a built-in error rate from everything I've figured out either get the magneto speed or get the lab radar I went with the magneto speed because I got a sweet discount on it but also because I've heard the lab radar you have to kind of adjust it and get it just right if there are other it's going off around you or if you're shooting suppressed or whatever it can be something you know and struggles for me with the magneto speed I play around a bunch with subsonic 300 blackout - and with a lot of other guns so I like the magneto speed because I can mount it on the end of almost anything and it'll work no problem and it's easy I don't have to take it a lot of time to set it up and and all that so I like the magneto speed v3 it's been freaking awesome it's way better than a chrony chronograph yes it's more money but I strongly recommend the investment if you don't know how fast your bullets leaving the muzzle of your gun you cannot build a dope chart you cannot hit targets a long range period so long range meaning extreme long range you know out to extreme distances if you don't know exactly how fast that bullets going out of your gun on you know that day or you know depending on your ballistic program what have you then it's a lot harder to make hits there's no point in spending all this time and money and building a platform and then cheap an out on your chronograph and it causing you to miss shots that's dumb don't do that get a Magneto speed the lab radar is accurate from what I understand it's just got some some quirks to it so this video has been stupid long his things gonna take me like a year to apply I can feel already that being said I'm gonna let you guys go if you have questions about the tikka t3 TAC a1 the scope does suppressor or whatever let me know I'll do my best to answer them I hope this was beneficial go buy the tikka t3 attack a one the damn thing shoots awesome and every other person I've talked to about it has said the same thing so yeah I think that's all I got again if you have questions let me know I still don't have some awesome cool tag line so I mean just I don't know go shoot your guns and don't buy cheap [ __ ] do what you can to get good stuff cause it's worth it have a good day

Channel: Amorphous Gear

Views: 208,668

Rating: 4.7653508 out of 5

Keywords: Tikka, t3, tac a1, 6.5creedmoor, guns, longrangeshooting, shooting, nfa, silencer, suppressor, kahlesk624i, k624i, riflescope, boltgun, atlasbipod, kineticdevelopmentgroup, 2a, precisionrifle

Id: N7Hs6A9wY5Q

Length: 40min 52sec (2452 seconds)

Published: Mon Nov 06 2017