Tikka JRT1XU309SB T1X UPR 17 HMR 10+1 16″ Black Threaded Barrel, Black Drilled & Tapped Steel Receiver, Desert Sand Textured Fixed Carbon Fiber/Fiberglass Stock, Right Hand

SKU: LIP|BEJRT1XU309SBUPC: 082442943565Mfr. Part #: JRT1XU309SB

$1,219.00

Tikka JRT1XU309SB T1X UPR 17 HMR 10+1 16″ Black Threaded Barrel, Black Drilled & Tapped Steel Receiver, Desert Sand Textured Fixed Carbon Fiber/Fiberglass Stock, Right Hand

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Description

The core of UPR is the fiberglass stock which makes it comfortable to carry on longer trips or on challenging terrains. Carbon fiber bedding surfaces increase the stiffness of the stock, which naturally improves the rifle’s accuracy and the design of the stock takes into account the ergonomic shooting position, even at long distances. Featuring cost-efficient platform for practicing and hunting; mild recoil; two-position safety; stock has been coated with rough coating, which makes it rough in all weathers, with or without gloves.

Additional information

upc

082442943565

manufacturer

Tikka

Manufacturer Part Number

JRT1XU309SB

Action

Bolt Action

ATF Type

Rifle

Barrel Length

16"

Caliber/Gauge

.17 HMR

Capacity

10 + 1

Length

49

Model

T1x

Number of Magazines

1 10 rd.

Package Height

3.0

Package Width

7.0

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-9

Safety

Two-Position

Shipping Weight

8.4

Sights

No Sights

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