The Best Tikka T3 Scope Mounts Available

Our manufacturing division, Mountain Tactical, has designed and produced the strongest, most durable picatinny scope rail for the Tikka T3 available on the market today.
There are two options available: the Performance - aluminum and the Elite - 4140 Steel
These are true picatinny rails that utilized a unique recoil management system only available from The Tikka Performance Center.
Visit us at www.tikkaperformance.com

[@johnsall6274]

I installed this optic on a crossman 760 air rifle.I have now shot the riffle around 500 times during target/plinking practice, and the kzbin.infoUgkxc4K63Fd5LglDMObu7-Bgapxp_ef0W8hE scope has done well.With this optic, I have neutralized around 30 pigeons that were invading one of my buildings.For my short range air rifle, I will continue to use this scope, but will be upgrading to a more powerful scope, when I buy a more powerful air rifle, in order to shoot at longer distance.For the money I have spent, this scope has truly been a great buy.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

You can mount the scope on the receiver with the factory supplied rings for your Tikka T3. Using that method only allows you one position for the scope as one ring must index in the hole in the top of the receiver. Using the Picatinny rail, you have a totally sturdy mounting base for the scope, and one that is repeatable for remounting the scope exactly.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Yes, all of our rails come with screws,the recoil lug, and a torx wrench to install the rail.

[@chickensodelicious]

Glad you guys put that recoil lug on it. I'm surprised you're the only one I've seen do that.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

chickensodelicious I have the intellectual rights on it. That helps 😀

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

You can use any scope ring that is for a picatinny rail or a Weaver base. There is a huge supply of this type of ring on the market. We like Leupold PRW steel rings, and SWFA sells a tactical ring for a really low price that has worked well for us. Hope that helps!

[@pacuttr1]

Great rail system...I have several Tikkas, I am 'just' a hunter and so I have your basic scope on my rifles. I have found DNZ products to be outstanding. They are a smallish company out of North Carolina but have great customer service. The mount is a one piece base and then the top half of the 'ring' if you will. Very solid set up. Thanks for the vid, sorry I didn't see this one earlier...

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

Nice to see that bottom pin or lug for the Sako optilock system on your rails.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Yes, we definitely carry the Elite Series steel Picatinny Rails! See the website for more information.

[@buzzy4448]

My Smith, Lester Knipe made mine utilizing the dovetail cut on the receiver, must be taped in then screwed down. This is the MOST ROBUST method. A most gifted man.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

This is an old product. You should check out our Raptor Mount if you want a robust Mount on your receiver's dovetail

[@buzzy4448]

@@mountaintacticalcompany

[@buzzy4448]

I must not have properly descried it. I have the best there is.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Brand- Mountain Tactical here's the link: tikkaperformance.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=156_59_65

[@ChuckinTV]

I may be interested in getting this rail. The rings that came with my Tikka came loose at the base. A few questions: do the original rings fit on the rail? I also never noticed if my Tikka's receiver has recoil lug inlet. Are all T3 receivers tapped for that recoil lug? I mainly want the rail to elevate my scope slightly more so I don't have to bury my face in the stock.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Depending on the shipping method, a few days to about a week and a half. They are in stock for immediate shipping. Hope that helps!

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Matthew, you were looking at stocks on our website. The site doesn't have any firearms for sale at the current time.

[@crazycrowoutdoors9770]

I have a question, I wrecked my one screw on my tikka t3x rifle. And I ordered the two larger screws and my stock needs a small 3rd one. Need help not sure we're to get it.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Basically, the reason to get a 20 MOA rail is if you are shooting at distances that require more scope adjustment than your scope has internally. If your scope has, lets say 30 MOA of internal elevation adjustment, and the shooting distances require 40 MOA of elevation, the rail lets you start with 20 MOA of elevation before you even begin to adjust your scope, giving you a total of 50 MOA of usable elevation adjustment. Hope that helps!

[@russellkasen1920]

Pro trick: watch movies on kaldroStream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.

[@darioidris9931]

@Russell Kasen yup, I have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself =)

[@tylerchristian9246]

@Russell Kasen Definitely, I've been watching on flixzone} for years myself =)

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

I love your recoil lug on the rail! Is that standard on all Tikka T3s?... Is the black loctite on all Tikkas or would some require blue loctite? Thanks.

[@oriansinkleryukon2680]

just bought one of these rails from the website not only is the lug not a tight fit but the tool I got to install the screws does not even the fit them.

[@gerardopercivale6331]

Hello, that torque is right for installing?

[@patpatterson5528]

Do you make scope rings too? Or what rings would you recommend ?

[@ValMartinIreland]

Ok. One of the problems with mounts that fit directly on the rials is to get a set which centres the scope with the bore. Ideally the cross hairs should be exactly over the bore centre. Mounts need to be make for the rifle itself, model and all.

[@mrclean8329]

Hi Jason, hope you're doing fine. I just received my order under the name Sergio Rivera. The package are all good condition 2 pic rails, 3 trigger spring and 1 bolt tool and can't wait to install on my Tikka T3x Varmint in 6.5 Creedmor, T3 .243 Win and T3 300WM. Again thank you!!! from Alberta Canada..

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Jose Pablo Thank you for your business!

[@matthewbowen2345]

So why doesn't your website have the calibers listed

[@atye04]

Really diggin it but would have been nice if front and back were beveled a bit and ejection port widened but maybe ill order anyway. That recoil lug is key cause yea those screws are less than confidence inspiring. Ill probably order one and do some hack and chop on the ejection port. Blasphemy haha. Oh well. These really blow the competition away though. I wonder if they fit the tikka t3 lite.

[@theAV8R]

This video just sold me a T3X rail! I can;t find one with a recoil lug to save my life

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

We went back and forth about this and decided that a large number of shooters looking for this type of mount need some extra real estate for larger optics. There are instances in which the rails are too long, such as mounting in an XLR Chassis. We simply take the aluminum one and cut it down to fit. The steel ones are too hard to cut after the Melonite treatment. Thanks for the feedback! Keep it coming!

[@caseysteuber2998]

I recently bought a rail from you folks and have since mounted it on my Tikka T3X Hunter and love it. I'd like to use some low rings (vortex) with this and a vortex diamond back hp 4-16 (lines up perfectly for me with the stock I have). Thing is the front bell of the scope is resting on the front notch on this rail; how badly would I degrade the mount were I to grind that notch down a bit?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Hi Casey, That would not hurt the integrity of the mount at all.

[@OhSoddit]

I wonder if they (rails) come in STAINLESS?

[@calebwhittemore2322]

How do you know to get 0 moa or 20 moa? thanks

[@jasonbubley9427]

Whats with the yellow feed rail is this an aftermarket magazine cool vid tho.

[@robertcantwell3636]

I've just recently purchased a t3x in 30-06 and wondering what you'd recommend for the best possible scope mounts and as I'm from Australia where I'd be able to purchase them. Also what modifications are there that can be done to this rifle? It's a synthetic/stainless t3x supa lite. Any info would be great. Cheers Rob

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Robert Cantwell Congrats on the new rifle! I have a video on the webpage going over the mount options and which one you should kit. We ship to Australia daily so there are no issues getting you your upgrades. While you're on the site, check out all the other products we make for Tikkas. You can go as far down the rabbit hole as you want with these rifles! Happy shooting! www.tikkaperformance.com

[@aldavola]

still have the steel base?

[@johnechterhoff4791]

Chrome-moly dowel pins work well with cam and crank shaft engine block assemblies. Would dabbing the threads of the screw with a maxi type glue, (e.g., epoxy) add additional strength to the assembly? ...and would it be necessary to use the dowel pin on a rifle of less recoil? ( .243, etc.)

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

John Echterhoff The dowel pins were definitely strong enough, but we redesigned them to have a machined in recoil pin instead. Simple is good. The first run is sold out, but we should have another batch going within a month or so.

[@ThemanWhitTwoGuns]

dose it come with screws

[@MrCabimero]

Do you have this for the Sako 85?

[@ThemanWhitTwoGuns]

how long will it take to get one to Australia

[@robertsurgeoner529]

when will you be getting more in Stock? I need one of these mounts!

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Robert Surgeoner Contact the shop directly. I was at Shot Show all last week. [e-mail] or 406-285-2371 I heard grumbling about a bad batch of anodizing so that may be why they aren't on the site.

[@mini14head]

The excess hangover the barrel on your rails interferes with my scopes objective lens. Had to cut it off in order to get good eye relief. Was easy to cut doesnt seem any stronger than any other base I've used.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

We do make them without the overhang. In fact, we sell those 2 to 1 over the extended length. Only guys using large optics that need the length of the extended version

[@Nedingham1957]

Can I Mount a Ziess LM rail 8 x 56 down onto the Tikka rail mounted on rifle? If so what mounts do I purchace and are they steel?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Check out our site for availability. Your 56mm bell will be a problem.

[@camelothis]

In this instance, that "recoil lug" looked like a loose fit. I would argue that the quality/integrity of those tiny screws are what really matters. The lug might save your face if they fail.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Wow you dug up an old video! We are on the 3rd generation of this product and have over 100,000 in the field. No issues yet…

[@deana8052]

the over hang just looks soo unappealing and turns me off this rail, do u make ones that are a tad shorter or do i have to break out my hacksaw ?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

We also make a receiver length version

[@atye04]

Actually... i gotta amend my critique there about the ejection port. Looks like the top of the rifle itself is the limiting factor. Damn. Guess i gotta get one now im all out of excuses : /

[@elkhunter63t30]

How do you protect the steel lug from rusting? I is not a good thing to have to take the scope off to ensure there is no rust on the lug.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

This was our first generation mount. Check out our site, www.tikkaperformance.com for our current generation of optic mounts. There are many more options there.

[@willmills8241]

Looks nice except for the inch that hangs off the front is the deal breaker.I guess if you need to put the scope a foot up on the barrel its ok.Im looking for a good 20MOA base because my DNZ on a z5 swarvo leaves me with 27 clicks of elevation after its zeroed.Guess ill keep looking

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Will Mills Your Z5 is short enough on the "eye" side of the erector housing to get away with a receiver length rail (we'll have receiver length rails ready in the coming months), but many of our original customers were looking for extra length in the rail for their scopes. If you're using a longer scope- NXS, PST, SWFA HD, or if you are trying to maximize eye relief, your front ring will run into the front of your erector housing. By having the rail extend past the front of the receiver, we give you the room for more eye relief, and a wider range of long range scopes.

[@PassionforRifles]

What torq those rail screws should be tighten?I might just buy one of these 20MOA rails for my Tikka.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

FINZKI 25 in/lbs does the trick

[@PassionforRifles]

Thank you :)

[@stephanecharrier4952]

Hello, thank you for this video. What is this yellow coin in your action?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

That's our single shot follower. They are red now. Cheers!

[@TheDuckKlr]

Any need to bed the rail on top of a stainless T3x receiver? Or put anything between?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Not at all. There's no need to bed a rail to a flat top action

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

ok- to address any potential armchair commando nitpicking- while 4140 is not technically tool steel, when you salt bath nitride it, you end up with a hardness in the 84-90 range which surpasses the 62 rating necessary to call it "tool steel". Now if we started with "tool steel", we'd have to worry about treating it to account for the high iron content & rust, and also the higher carbon content & brittleness. By hardening the 4140 to a tool steel hardness, we get the required toughness of the lower alloy, and the hardness/ abrasion resistance of tool steel without worrying about heat in the milling process. We don't like burning up endmills.

[@johnclare146]

Tikka Shooters I

[@franciscoescobar4581]

Where can I get this railing system?

[@espguitarsown]

Anybody have recommendations on removing the factory rail?? Seriously feels like it was welded on

[@SCQT]

heat gun. a hot one.

[@lutherlewis6792]

I have a Tikka Varmint in 223. Magazine has a problem occasionally seating a cartridge. Any solution?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

There are lots of solutions, but it is impossible to troubleshoot or gunsmith in the KZbin comment section. Contact the shop and we will be happy to figure out what's ailing your rifle. Cheers!

[@SK-pn1pe]

Just ordered a T3X, curious if these are all still compatible....since this video is 6 years old. I'm assuming Tikka hasn't changed the receiver, but you never know. Thanks for info!

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Great choice in rifle! You're right, this is an old video and we should update it. Our Gen2 mounts are compatible with the T3x. Www.tikkaperformance.com Cheers!

[@SK-pn1pe]

Mountain Tactical Awesome, looks like you’re back ordered on the receiver length rails. Any idea when you’ll have more?

[@marynollaig4124]

They are a good rifle, They shoot best with Sako ammo which is the same company. If they have a fault it is that they are hard to load by hand, the space is limited.

[@Swinged]

I'm kind of new buying Tikka T3, I'd like to ask when installing this base with recoil lug , is threadlocker gel necessary since the base has recoil lug?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

99% of our customers do not use thread locker. I just installed a 20 MOA base on a friend's first Tikka last night and didn't even consider using thread locker

[@Swinged]

nice, wow, Thanks.

[@MaxmumSpeed]

why wouldn't I want to bypass a pic rail ( if that is what you call it) and mount my scope directly to the provided Tikka Grooves ?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Versatility and strength of the mount. The Opti-locks provide neither.

[@robertcantwell3636]

I'm looking to glass bed the action on my t3x super lite. I've looked all over the web and KZbin to try and find info on glass bedding a tikka but am yet to find anything. As you are the tikka specialists I thought I'd email and see if you can possibly give me a link or any info on doing this. My main concern is around the recoil lug as it's not connected to the barrel/action. Any help would be great. Cheers Rob

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Robert Cantwell Hi Rob Send an email over to the shop and Greg can give you instructions for the way we do it. There's more than one way to skin this cat but we subscribe to the Nathan Foster bedding technique with a little twist on the recoil lug. [e-mail] He'll get you squared away!

[@robertcantwell3636]

Tikka Shooters Thanks for your reply. I've just emailed Greg. Cheers Rob

[@natbornpuller]

Even though you pronounce durable as dorable, I still clicked like. Ha just messing with you. Big fan of Tikka

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Bahahaha! My Texas upbringing comes out sometimes 🤣

[@natbornpuller]

Ha! If I didn’t live in Georgia, I’d probably live in Texas. I’m looking at getting a Tikka. A friend let me shoot his Tikka and I was amazed by how smooth the action is.

[@SW737Flyer]

I will be buying this rail. What stock is that on the Tikka in the video?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

That's a GRS stock from Norway. They are a great laminate stock!

[@fattigla]

are you still using the tool steel pin on your rail?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Www.mountaintactical.com has all the latest specs on all our products.

[@LEX__FERNANDEZ]

Brand??

[@AV1776]

Was the rail you installed in this video 0 or 20 MOA?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

AV1776 It's impossible to tell in the video. A 20 MOA rail has a .33° cant to it that would not be visible on screen. And it was many years ago so I don't remember :-)

[@user-mi9yj7vb9p]

Why do you think tikka has gone through the trouble to machine a dovetail groove on their receiver and not use it for attaching the scope rings?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

l So they can sell their proprietary mounts which are inferior to industry standard mounts made by hundreds of companies worldwide.

[@cliff9136]

Tikka Shooters I'll call bs on that.

[@eddieb4227]

@@cliff9136 I might have also, except after a box of 150 gr, 6 rounds of 155 gr and a box of 165 gr 300 wsm. The pin on the bottom of the scope mount sheared off and the mount was jammed up solid on the receiver. Hence, on here looking at buying their rail!

[@cliff9136]

@@eddieb4227 I’ve had zero issues after 400+ rounds of 300wm, plus 270 win.

[@dompage3051]

Are they still available because I don’t find where to buy it?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

On our website www.mountaintactical.com or the usual haunts like midwayusa.com, JA Outdoors, Eurooptic.com, brownells.com This is the first generation shown since this video is from the initial launch. We have tons of variants that have been improved upon now. Cheers!

[@samiam7959]

If you can make them out of 7075 T651 Alloy you won't need either of these mounts because T7075 T651 can be infused with titanium and it will be stronger and lighter then any steel or T6061 base. JM2C.

[@mrm5515]

Is one available that doesn't stick out over the barrel?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Of course! Www.tikkaperformance.com

[@280Ackley]

Do you make ones that don't hang over the action onto the bbl?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Kevin Morris All of the Performance Series Rails are receiver length. Only the Elite Rails extend past the end of the action.

[@280Ackley]

Tikka Shooters Thanks, Ill be picking up some standard lengths soon! Looking to do a 358 Winchester on a Tikka T3 action.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Kevin Morris That sounds like a fun project!

[@280Ackley]

I hope it turns out well. It will be a 200 yd Eastern WT rifle.

[@bdkduckman]

will this rail fit a Sako A7 Roughtech range rifle???

[@mountaintacticalcompany1603]

+DK7MM These are for the Tikka T3 only. We've been playing with Sako mount designs and they are difficult due to the angle that the dovetails are cut on the receiver. Stay tuned though!

[@Douginont]

Sold me, it's in the mail as I type this.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Thank you!

[@huntert3722]

i need to know exactly how to order this

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

hunter t3 www.tikkaperformance.com

[@Sert-ELOfficial1989]

How many Newtons did they tighten the bolts

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Www.mountaintactical.com has all the specs

[@user-dr4hf3gb1d]

Love every thang about i have 3 of them but do not lime th1

[@kevo89ful]

Can any body tell me watt the best scope would be to put on a Tika t3 lite 223 with busting the bank

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

kevin donnelly Hi Kevin, We are big fans of Vortex Optics here. Their products are great for the money and their customer service is top notch. Something like a Diamondback 4-12x40 wouldn't break the bank at all.

[@kevo89ful]

Thank you for getting back to me

[@timweber2434]

Correct me if I am wrong, but the aluminum would eventually corrode the stainless steel.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Only if there was an electrical charge between them

[@shishinn]

Will the quick detach (QD) rings fit this rail?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

It depends on which QD mount you are referring to. There are too many to speculate.

[@shishinn]

@@mountaintacticalcompany I meant the Warne QD rings. Will it maintain the zero after taking the scope off and put it back on?

[@michaelhull63]

How much are your hardened tikka t3x rails for a .270

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

All pricing is at Www.tikkaperformance.com cheers!

[@blaketibbetts5978]

Do you have a stocking Canadian distributor?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

We ship to Canada daily.

[@naturalstatepoolandspallc338]

whats the recoil lug for under the rail? wouldnt the screws act as the same thing?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Oh wow. This is an old video. We are on the third generation of this product. Check out Www.tikkaperformance.com for updated information.

[@naturalstatepoolandspallc338]

@@mountaintacticalcompany just bought me a t3x last week. im new to the tikka following. lol

[@johnganshow5536]

That would also work on the Sako A7, Yes? Thank's...

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

John Ganshow The A7 is a slightly different design. This rail system is only designed for the T3 and T3x

[@johnganshow5536]

I took a closer look at the A-7 and I see what you're talking about. Thank You!!

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

No worries! We have a Sako version in the works that we hope to launch next year

[@calebwhittemore2322]

what does the rail actually do and do you have to have one

[@lonniecrook1684]

No, you don't have to have one. The Tikka T3s have scope ring grooves above the receiver you can see in the video. I simply removed the factory picatinny rail and mounted my scope using a pair of Leupold mounts that fit those grooves perfectly and provide a very stable scope mount that keeps the scope closer to the barrel, with good eye relief and a lower profile to avoid snagging in heavy brush. The Leopold mounts were quite inexpensive and readily available.

[@whoamai]

Senator Hawley is that you?

[@vicmultani]

Would this fit on the new Tikka T3X rifle

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

We will know in a couple weeks. Tikka told me it would, but until we get the rifles state side, I can't test it myself.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

+vicmultani We tested our mounts on the T3X earlier this week and they fit!

[@dukevonflankenheimer9430]

Tally 1 piece ring/bases are the best IMHO.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

That's a different animal and a great product. You should check out our Raptor Mounts. That would be more equivalent.

[@rskrilly]

Why wouldn't people just use the factory dovetail already machined onto the gun to mount scope rings? Nothing is stronger than that. Mind boggling

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Why would people want to settle for subpar rings for their scope and limit the functionality of their rifle by not adding cant to the optic system? Mind boggling

[@rskrilly]

Sportsmatch rings are a great option and many people use them on Tikkas. The scope cant craze is trying to fix a problem that doesn't really exist. Buy a good quality scope, a set of matching rings, lap the rings, mount it, sight it in, forget it. I've been doing this for years and never worried about cant and always had great accuracy out of my rifles. And if anyone is concerned about cant, you can find inserts anywhere on the internet

[@emddoctor8671]

Can't cut it with carbide? Funny I cut it with a hacksaw. Still a good product though

[@trumpie5399]

Warne Mountain Tech Base and Rings

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

HAHA!!! That's funny! We were making these years before Warne. They essentially copied our logo and brand to try to compete with us.

[@ValMartinIreland]

The Tikka t3 is one of the few centre fires to have scope mounting rails on the receiver top. Why not mount the ring directly on to these rails in the same way as is done on most .22 rimfire rifles? With such a set up there is only a joint on the rails and the joint of the actual ring fitting round the scope. That's only 2 joints in total. With your system, there is the attaching screws, the joint for the scope bases and the ring round the scope. That's 3 joints,

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Val. you are correct. The issue is the lack of quality rings that will mount to the factory dovetail. Our goal was to produce a mount that was compatible with the plethora of Weaver and picatinny rings to chose from while minimizing the weaknesses multiple joints create.

[@Thestripper1]

Maybe make some better rings that go straight on the tikka rail then?

[@swordsman3000]

for centerfire rifles, dovetail mounts have proven time and time again to be inadequate...Now i agree with you on numbers of potential 'weak points'.... DNZ Game Reaper mounts solve that little problem, and they look slick on a Tikka

[@dawalleyehunter]

swordsman3000, I have the DNZ Game Reaper mount on my savage stainless steel bull barrel .17 hmr, with a Vortex Diamondback 3-10x50 scope. Sweet set up, IMO. I got a great deal on a t3 lite .300 wsm, I've never shot it, I sent it out to have a muzzle break installed on it the same day i purchased the rifle. The research i did before i bought the gun said it kicked like a mule being such a lite rifle. Anyway, Is the DNZ strong enough IYO to handle the recoil. Putting a Vortex PST 2.5-10x44 on it. 30mm tube. Thanks for any feed back.

[@swordsman3000]

Walleye Hunter i would, just follow the instructions for install and a lite wsm ?!....ya might wanna consider some sand bags inside the stock also :yikes: good luck !

[@sterlingglessing2024]

Is this still the best option?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Our latest generation is the best option. This was the original. Www.tikkaperformance.com

[@sterlingglessing2024]

@@mountaintacticalcompany I will be in touch sir

[@Wasps76]

How do I get one sent to Australia?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Wasps76 www.tikkaperformance.com and we will ship it right out!

[@Wasps76]

Cheers

[@Thestripper1]

Aesome rails although it could be shorter to fit the Tikka action better but I guess some scopes might need the extra forward mounting platform.

[@johnx9318]

Inch pounds?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

www.tikkaperformance.com shows 25 in/lbs for the screws

[@crazycrowoutdoors9770]

Can these fit on the tikka t3x?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

william gurnsey Absolutely. www.tikkaperformance.com

[@crazycrowoutdoors9770]

sweet, i have seen warne mounts to. Now it says T3 as well, will that fit on the T3X to?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

william gurnsey I don't know about the Warne rails. We have the patent on the integrated recoil lug so that technology is only in our rails.

[@crazycrowoutdoors9770]

ok, do you guys ship to canada?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

william gurnsey Almost everyday :-)

[@gonilena9367]

Do you need to glue

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Definitely not

[@gonilena9367]

@@mountaintacticalcompany hmm i have a red dot without glue it wasn't working properly

[@johnt4060]

Personally I would’ve liberally used some red thread locker on the lug and fasteners

[@owwillis]

Can I go have fun now dad ?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

Only if you ate your vegetables

[@majorspittle1]

I wish I would have seen this before I bought an EGW rail. EGW rail is crap, I want to puke every time I think about it being under my scope. Go Bobcats!

[@Queensryche1]

Should have made it so it doesn't hang past the receiver. Doesn't look good.

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

This is a VERY old video. Check out our site for the receiver length version. Www.mountaintactical.com

[@Stigsens1]

Easier just to use the optiloc mounting, lighter and lower than this solution

[@briankeith922]

Your wallet will be lighter too.

[@angelzipp]

This is a joke! The most durable?

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

angelzipp Please enlighten everyone to a more durable optic platform for the Tikka. Since we launched this product years ago, it has become the gold standard to which other mounting platforms are compared.

[@realworldguninfo]

4140 is not tool steel

[@user-dr4hf3gb1d]

To txe i ha otx3

[@CaptenChernobyl]

"The strongest and most durable rail systems" "The performance is made from aluminium" Jesus fucking christ dude, thats a lot of promises right there

[@mountaintacticalcompany]

And with thousands in the market performing perfectly, we're obviously keeping this promise made years ago.

[@starkad67]

Too long.

[@charlestait5303]

There is nothing anal about using a torque wrench!