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Christian
May 29, 2017
If you feel this rifle is pushing your budget LRS, or even is a few hundred over, I can assure you it is well worth the extra money! With Factory Hornady Ammo @ 400 yards I was well under 4" groups. The Action is buttery smooth. The magazine is High Quality, Fit and Finish are very good. Recoil is Very manageable. I can not say enough about it. If I could have given it 7 out of 5 stars I would.
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Kent
April 2, 2021
I have this rifle, sadly right hand bolt and I am left handed. I am so used to shooting wrong handed bolts it doesn’t bother me. The action of this rifle is excellent and the trigger is perfect. I can only say for accuracy is that it is easily the best rifle I own, easily obtaining two inch groups at 400 yards, with good glass/ammo. I have hit coyotes in my pasture at distances up to 405 yards.
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Thomas
December 12, 2021
Zeroed in first lesson at G&H within 5 shots (Vortex Viper HS 4-16x50). Shot it up to 900 yards in 100 yard increments (Hornady 140g ELD Match). Missed target only once, and I'm sure it was my error. I may want to lighten the trigger a bit (per the instructor), but otherwise, we were both incredibly impressed with the gun. Can't say enough great things about it so far.
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Bill Mc
September 15, 2019
Have not used it yet, but it arrived in perfect condition, and great job by Eurooptic shipping quickly and communication. This is my third Eurooptic purchase, and never a problem.
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scott stirn
September 26, 2017
have only shot it once so far and was impressed by the reduced recoil. i just came back from Maine on a successful bear hunt using a 300 win mag. the 6.5 is much easier on the body. this is my second tikka and the quality is superior on both rifles. I will get time to shoot soon but i predict that the accuracy will be be dead on.
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Dale England
December 26, 2017
I have a t3 243 left hand great rifle. Will buy a t3x ctr 6.5 creedmoor when one is available left hand. Thanks
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Anonymous
March 2, 2018
I as well would buy a left handed CTR in 6.5, although I would prefer the 20 inch version, without hesitation if Beretta ever decides to import them.
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