Tikka T3x

About the Tikka T3x

The Tikka T3x is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, produced by Tikka since 2016. Featuring a 3-round magazine capacity, this rifle offers compact firepower. The striker-fired action provides a consistent trigger pull for every shot, simplifying training and reducing the manual of arms - a design philosophy that has become the dominant paradigm in modern defensive handguns. The 22.4-inch barrel maximizes accuracy potential and ballistic performance, making this an excellent choice for target shooting, competition, or field use. At 2994g (105.6 oz), this is a substantial firearm whose weight contributes to reduced felt recoil and enhanced stability during precision shooting. The steel frame provides a solid, premium feel with the durability to withstand decades of regular use and thousands of rounds. This firearm represents its manufacturer's commitment to delivering a well-engineered, reliable product that serves the needs of discerning shooters seeking quality, accuracy, and dependable performance from a proven platform.

Every Tikka T3x rifle leaves the Sako factory in Riihimaki, Finland with a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee, a claim that is virtually unheard of at its price point. The T3x's 70-degree bolt throw is deliberately shorter than the industry-standard 90 degrees, allowing faster cycling and better scope clearance.

Tikka T3x specifications

Specifications listed are for the T3x Lite in .308 Winchester with 22.4-inch barrel. Weight is 6.6 lbs (2994g). Overall length is 40.6 inches (1031mm). Trigger pull is adjustable from 1-2 kg (2.2-4.4 lbs / ~14.7N center of range listed). The T3x is available in over 19 caliber options from .223 Rem to .300 Win Mag. Barrel lengths range from 20 to 24.4 inches depending on caliber. Magazine capacity varies from 3 to 4 rounds depending on caliber. The T3x TAC A1 variant is a purpose-built precision rifle on a folding chassis stock. All T3x rifles are manufactured at the Sako factory in Riihimaki, Finland. The 70-degree bolt throw is shorter than the 90-degree throw on many competing designs, enabling faster cycling.