That’s a German Gun Stock Predator. It’s one of my favorite stocks!

We are working on a comparison video discussing going custom vs going Tikka

@mountaintacticalcompany I mean they're good it's like a Remington,bergara etc but it will never match the tolerances of a custom it doesn't even match the sakos but for 800 dollars they're a great little rifle

On that I disagree. I’ve been working with Tikkas for 21 years now and they match the Sakos except in furniture and are very close to custom action accuracy. Like 0.001” tolerances of customs.

They are so good!

Thanks! 😊

That won’t happen with modern ammo.

Times are tough 😂

Interesting comment from a mystery person with no knowledge of the oldest aftermarket supplier for Tikkas in the world. We also make all the aftermarket parts fro Beretta. And a link to everything is on our page. Why didn't you do your homework before making such an asinine post?

Or watch the full video? Just spitballing here…

@@mountaintacticalcompanyOK. But my reaction to this short was the same as this guy’s. Perhaps next time provide a verbal cue that points to the fuller video? I like your content. You’re a good engineer but may need to climb the YT Short learning curve a bit.

All of our KZbin shorts point to the full length video. What are we missing? (I truly want to know) This isn’t the first time someone can’t see the direction to the full video.

@@falba1492 agreed…. Our patent to fix this was recently approved 😀

@ Really, is it in production?

The prototypes are going through their paces. The first production run should be ready in March

Timely solved the Remington trigger problem by having the safety block the trigger, not the sear...But being a T3 owner, I can't wait til March...

@@falba1492 that’s our goal. If it wasn’t for Colin, I’d still be sitting on piles of unedited video. It’s all his fault 😂

We used a zucchini

@@mountaintacticalcompany ...in the mouth right....

Exactly

Haha! The Finns corrected me many years ago. It was rather embarrassing 😂

​@@mountaintacticalcompany *Heavy Finnish American accent* "Say-co makes watches you American!" 😂

Man that sounds familiar 😂😂😂

It should be in the video. It’s the only 6.5PRC Bondstrike ammo they make.

Yep. The T1x has a plastic shroud.

@@mountaintacticalcompanyso can you buy a replacement part for it?

There was a guy in Australia making them. I do not know of they are still in production. We decided not to make them because the installation is very difficult.

We could do that

That was my backup if the Bondstrike didn’t work.

Penny loves the snow! Instant zoomies!

Oh that’s a great rifle!

I know right? You guys clean us out as soon as we make them!

I’m just too dumb to quit 😂😂😂

🤣😂🤣😂

Solid advice all the way around!

Yes!

Thank you for your encouragement! The T1x is a great rifle but they are plagued with feeding and ejection issues. We have a T1x series in the works. Cheers to 2025!

We actually discontinued our levels as one of the changes in 2024. Our barrel project represents several of our approved patents. Better than carbon and as light.

Thanks for the support!

We’ve done many of these conversions. Long action bolt stop and our long action billet mag is the ticket! They also work great with 7 PRC 😀

@@mountaintacticalcompany Yes I loaded up with the long action bolt stops. I've just never pulled the trigger on the bottom metal and mag kits because I'm stupid and now own..........34 or more Tikkas. Replacing all of those would be pricey.

How do you eat an elephant, haha!

Both are great upgrades!

Happy New Year!

Nathan Foster was the first gunsmith I saw do this. Whenever I bed a rifle, I do the same thing. It’s always worked. Cheers!

@@mountaintacticalcompanyso is it worth removing if not bedded but has pillars fitted to std stock

@mountaintacticalcompany 😎 ✌️

Only if you have accuracy issues. 95%+ have no issues

I think you'll like what we've been working on :-)

Looking forward to it

Fantastic idea

I know right?!?! You guys clean us out as soon as we make them!

Bergara yes. Weatherby Mark V…. No

Care to name them? Nobody will sue you, it's just your opinion.

@johnabbott3896 howa 1500, and CVA Cascade. I'm not worried about being sued, I was just encouraging others to do some research for themselves.

@D-BOutdoorsIDAHOPNW I ve heard good things about both..

Those are both great rifles

@johnabbott3896 I have both now and have found them both to be great. I have the CVA in 300 winmag and the Howa in .270. The howa is lighter shooting than my Remington 700 In the same caliber and is every bit as accurate if not slightly more so. .5 moa at 100. My Cva is FAR nicer to shoot than my Tikka and is exponentially more accurate. Just over .25 moa at 200 yard zero. The bolt is smoother, and the bolt throw of 65 is degrees is amazing with my scope caps. The stock is well thought out, grippy, and comfortable, and the recoil is light and manageable. I have a Christensen mesa chambered in 6.5 prc, and honestly, I would still take the CVA over it. My original comment was just addressing the high-end hype. I made the mistake myself. I held a CVA at sportsmans and didn't even realize what it was until I finally looked at the tag. I fell in love with it. 500$ out the door, so I was not expecting it to shoot better than my 3g$; rifle. I mounted a vortex viper on it and went out to the pasture. I had it dialed in after 5 rounds at 200! I took it on both my bear hunt and elk hunt this past year, and I loved how it packed. I hunt the sawtooth mountains in idaho, and we were getting snow in Sept. Even wet I had no grip issues and that cerakote kept me worry free. I took both game animals with it and my buck with the howa. I can proudly say I am now a budget buyer and will spend the extra ive save on a good quality optic and more relaoding equipment!

Glad it was helpful!

Haha! Right?!?!

Ah! The plight of the ignorant is exhausting