Tikka T3X Superlite Bolt-Action Rifle in TrueTimber VSX – 7mm Remington Magnum – Right Hand

Phenomenal rifle , the bolt slides like a hot knife. in butter , super ,super accurate , and light , after wheezing my lungs away running ,chasing a hog with my heavy Bergara HMR I fixed my eyes on this Tikka in 6.5 creedmore. Easily adjusted the trigger to the minimum ,and soon will take it in her first hunt ,at the range was phenomenal even with cheap agile factory loads, thank you Finland, great job!

I haven’t been able to shoot it yet, but you can tell it is a quality rifle. Action is very smooth and is one of the easiest bolt actions to cycle that I’ve ever felt. I’ll update after I get to shoot it.

Unlike fast food menus where what you order never looks like the picture this however, looks way better in person than it does the pictures! It’s a Tikka, if you don’t know by now then you need to find out for yourself. Ordered online and pickup went just as smooth as the bolt on this rifle! Haven’t shot it yet but plan to use for hunting black tail and elk here in the PNW.

I like my Tikka rifle very much , wish I were it buy it in a guns store. I was told by the salesperson that Bass Pro was a fish & Tackle store.

Wanted a left handed 308 for years now I have a Tikka T3x. Ordered it on line and in about 10 days the rifle was at the bass pro in hookset NH. Staff was great, they crossed check everything 3 time with three different folks to make sure there were no mistakes. Had extra mags in the store and a leupold scope mount for a t3x. Haven’t shot it yet waiting on scope rings. I would definitely order again from bass pro / cabelas

I almost bought a 30-30 Henry which is a nice rifle, but after a little more research I found that Tikka was a very good reviewed rife, let alone a nicely designed piece. I got the super light TX3 stainless camo and I love it. The wait and search was worth it. I recommend

Very strait shooter right out of the box. Mounted a Trijicon Accupoint 3x9 and clover leafed on factory ammo 168 gr. @ 200 yards while siting it in. Very light rifle, typical butter smooth action that Tikka is known for! Can’t go wrong.

I have been hunting w/a shotgun for years and decided it was time for a change. What an accurate piece of equipment. I am looking forward to deer season this year

This Tikka 6.5 Creedmoor is very accurate. Sighted in in 5 shots and will put 5 shots in under a 1/2"

Amazing rifle and great customer service. I got this in .308 and right out of the box I was getting 1” groups at 100 yards. The thing shoots amazingly and right now (2022) ammo is super easy to find everywhere. This rifle shoots 150 grains well, 180s are all over the place (I think it’s the slower twist rate). I will try 168 grain Barnes once I load them up. Super happy, well worth the money, can’t wait to go hunt with it.

Only took me about 10 minutes to get my gun after ordering online. Very impressed with the rifle’s quality as well. Shoots sub MOA with the barnes ttsx factory load

I bought this .270-caliber rifle to replace one that shot sub-moa groups with my handloads, and on which I'd ruined the bolt with a bad round. I was skeptical about all the great reviews I'd read, but I've always wanted a Tikka so I went ahead and got one. Mounted a 2-10x Leupold VX5 on it, using Leupold rings for the T3x, bore-sighted it, and took it out to my little informal range on BLM land near my home. Bench rest, of course. Walked it in one shot at a time with some basic Federal ammo, first at 25 yards, then at 100. Looked like even with that ammo it would produce a 1" group, so I tried 3 rounds with some Hornady Precision Hunter ammo pushing a 145 grain ELD-X bullet. First 3-round group was .6"! So I shot another, very hasty, group (light snow starting to fall on all my gear), this time 5 rounds. Even with 2 flyers due to the hurried shooting I got 5 rounds in a 1 1/2" group, with the last 3 rounds touching each other for a .7" group. This rifle is for real - it's everything it was cracked up to be. Trigger pull was 4.5 lbs out of the box, I reduced it to 2 lbs. Nice, crisp, one-stage trigger, almost as good as the Jewell trigger I had in the other rifle. Adjustment is easy - just pull the barrel and action from the stock and the trigger adjustment screw is right there at the front of the trigger mechanism. The plastic 3-round mag works fine so far. We'll see how it holds up over time. The stainless, fluted barrel is a little too bright for my taste, but I can live with it. I was suspicious of the fluted barrel, but haven't shot a lot real fast and can't report on whether the shots start to walk as the barrel heats. The action and firing chamber fit so tightly to the plastic stock that it's the same as having them glass bedded, which explains the fine accuracy despite the lack of block bedding or pillar bedding. The bolt is smooth and tightens up nicely as you rotate the bolt head into position when loading a new round. No problems with ejection. If you're looking for a high-performance bolt-action hunting rifle at a moderate price, a Tikka T3x Superlite is a good option.

I have Browning Remington Winchester and wetherby riffles. The Tika 300 mag is by far my favorite riffle. I only got to the range once before my deer hunt. First of all the light weight is awesome. I knocked down my buck at 440 yeards and this riffle is so smooth you wont believe how smooth and accurate this thing is.

I bought one in 7mm mag, easily touches holes with 140gr barnes tsx. Ziess conquest scope. sub moa as advertised. Bought a second in 6.5 caliber . Excellent quality n reliability whitetails nightmare!

Bought the superlite in 308 Win. Shoots good. Love it so far. Only shot a few types of factory ammo. Best results with 168 eld-m.

Fantastic rifle. Very smooth action and even better trigger. You'd be hard pressed to find a finer hunting rifle for the money.