Tikka T3X

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So you got your elk tag, hoping to save money on meat. I don’t blame you. For the price of an elk tag you might get a good roast or two with today’s beef prices. But not you. You, the mighty hunter, will get 150 pounds of natural lean meat from your spike elk. We’re talking less than 40 cents per pound.
Of course now you need the camping trailer, the coolers, the good backpack, not to mention the snacks and other gear. You’ll also need a good rifle. You could get the bargain rifle with a cheap scope from Cabelas, but why make it more of a challenge. What you need is a high quality firearm; something that will let you reach out 400, maybe even 500+ yards if the wind dies down. You need this Tikka T3X with a Vortex Viper on top, already sighted in at 100 yards with clear markings to holdover for farther shots. Don’t let your wife convince you this cost has to be calculated into the price of your elk meat. Only the tag gets calculated into that. Everything else takes the place of a therapy bill. The cool mountain air, the sound of birds singing, the absence of cell service so you can’t be forced back to normal life…all of these combine with the adrenaline rush of your bull entering the clearing below, the breath you take to calm your nerves, the crystal clear sight picture that allows you to line your crosshairs up perfectly with your bull’s vitals, and the calm assurance that when you finally get that clean, crisp trigger break and the smell of gun powder fills the air…now you’ve got a lot of work to do to get that bull back to your truck. That, my friend, is worth a whole year of therapy. So don’t wait! Get this sweet setup so you have time to practice before the hunt!
Tikka T3X chambered in 300 win mag
Vortex Viper 6.5-20×50 bdc dead hold
Talley rings
Limb Saver recoil pad
3 mostly full boxes of ammo (I tried each one and they all work great)
$1000 firm rifle + scope + ammo
$700 firm rifle with rings + ammo, scope not included
CFP preferred but not required. Will provide bill of sale upon request.
Text or email preferred.

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