TIKKA T3X ROUGHTECH 6CM 24″ 3RD STS

SKU: LIP|BEJRTXRBS324UPC: 082442072838Mfr. Part #: JRTXRBS324

$1,339.00

TIKKA T3X ROUGHTECH 6CM 24″ 3RD STS

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Description

Your rifle is not the weakest link on a demanding hunting trip. You can trust its performance as much as you trust yourself in the mountains. All the benefits and performance of a T3x Lite model, combined with a Roughtech stock. The rough surface texture provides a secure grip throughout the stock in all weather conditions. Weight has been optimized with the fluted bolt and barrel.

Additional information

upc

082442072838

manufacturer

Tikka

Manufacturer Part Number

JRTXRBS324

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

22"

Caliber/Gauge

6MM Creedmoor

Capacity

3

Model

T3x

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1:7.5"

Safety

Two-Position

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