Anyone have any suggestions for an after market stock for a Tikka? This will be for my IL deer rifle. I prefer a more traditional hunting stock over a chassis. Curious if anyone has had any luck with anything?
Bell & Carlson stocks are full aluminum bed and come in sporter stocks. I have one on my Ruger Guide gun.
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I’ve had a good experience with stocky stock. They often run discounts.
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Since you’re looking for something traditional, I’ve been really happy with my Rokstok. It might look like a canoe paddle, but with the exception of the recoil pad, I think they really nailed functionality and features that matter when shooting.
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You could also check out iota
Iota said they aren’t making stocks for purchase right now. Everything is going toward full rifles…unfortunately.
Very interesting. I did not know that.
Sounded like they have a backlog of demand and trying to catch up.
Could be an opportunity for a company which has a rifle stock being released soon. Hhhmm!
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Iota stocks. I just dropped my 22 creedmoor into one and I absolutely love it
It is the same stock that horizon firearms uses for their rifles
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Do you know of any place to buy one? You can’t buy them directly from Iota/Horizon.
I bought mine directly from Iota last September. I don’t know anything about them not selling direct
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That’s Nice!
Stockys has a sale on the iota stocks currently in there bargain cave, like $359
I ended going with this that was in the bargain bin for $500
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Just making sure, but did you get the tikka one or the rem700 one? They make both. I like my stocky stocks.
I got a Remington 700 BDL Short action, as I needed it for my 300 wsm build I have started
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Oh I see. Right on. Let us know what you think. The first one I got I put a tikka 7 SAUM into it. I did have to torque down the action screws after initially shooting it. 300 wsm is such a great caliber. Unfortunately, I am too much of a wimp for it. Maybe someday I’ll try it again.
Greyboe is having a pretty good sale, I have there Trekker stock seems pretty good for the $