Tikka bolt strip T3 M595 M695

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Uploaded by on Nov 14, 2009

How to strip a tikka T3 rifle bolt

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  • To buy go to

    google hinterland shooting supplies

  • What is the advantage of this shroud?

  • @DobermansRock

    The factory supplied plastic unit is prone to cracking CNC'd aluminium wont crack.

  • @kiwisinoz will not having the shroud effect the life or the performance of the rifle

  • @crashdummy40

    No shroud means that if a primer fails or gas is released from the chamber it will vent back down the firing pin through the bolt body and into your face. The shroud while not a working part of the rifle it will still operate with out it. It is still an essential safety item.

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  • grat vid, I've got the hinterland bolt and shroud that i am about to fit. easy peasy. thanks mate.

  • im a bit woried about taking me tikka bolt apart.. what if i cant get it back to gether

  • where can i buy this?

  • @kiwisinoz if thats the case wtf are they thinking using a Flimsy piece of plastic that breaks

  • @heapedion

    Yes this item will fit the other tikka 595 590 695 and 690 variants it may not be as tight as the original but it wont fail or fall of.

  • I didn't know they made models with a 9

    I have an old M65 deluxe and it's pretty much perfect

  • The shroud is fine but where do I get a replacement bolt?

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