How to Install a Mountain Tactical Tikka Recoil Lug

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In this video, Jason goes over the steps to install one of our most popular products, the Mountain Tactical Tikka Recoil Lug for Tikka T3, Tikka T3x, and Tikka T1x rifles.
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@homeinthewhiteoaks 19 дней назад

Thank you for this video, this is the part of the Tikka system that has given me enough concern not to add one to my collection yet. As an old guy the idea of a recoil lug that is not fixed to the action scares me, as we have always been preached to about not allowing any play in the recoil lug to stock bedding. And having both ends of the lug able to move independently or have any play just seems wrong. I get that the Tikka system works well, there are just so many rifles out there that shoot well and are praised by people I respect. I just don't see how it can work. But then I still don't trust fuel injection fully either? But knowing you have replacements lugs makes me feel better. And after just finding your RU-vid I'm going to binge watch until I get some more knowledge and confidence.

@mountaintacticalcompany 19 дней назад

The Sako TRG-S in 338 Lapua uses the same recoil lug system. As long as you have the action sitting correctly in the stock, it is a simple and bomb proof system. Enjoy the binge session! Ha ha!

@mr.mr.3301 Месяц назад

When it comes to recoil lugs and action screws, should you get the same type of metal the action is. For example, should you buy stainless if you have a stainless action, and vis versa.

@mountaintacticalcompany Месяц назад

That doesn’t matter for these parts

@Muschka01 3 месяца назад

The Oryx (MDT) chassis for my Tikka comes with a recoil lug that jiggles. MDT said that they have to make the insert with tolerances because of any variation in the Tika bolts. I find that hard to believe. I had to do a recoil lug bedding job, so it is rock steady. Because of this, I believe the set-up went from a MOA gun to Half Moa. I had one of your lugs spare, but they are too large for the Oryx chassis. I thought you would be interested in knowing this. :)

@mountaintacticalcompany 3 месяца назад

This makes complete sense. If the recoil lug moves, the action moves. That would degrade accuracy. We’ve seen the same thing in factory rifles when the recoil lug is dented. I also understand MDT’s challenge in making it fit tight. You did the right thing by bedding it!

@mr.mr.3301 Месяц назад

I can't help but wonder if betting the recoil lug would help with accuracy and longevity.

@mountaintacticalcompany Месяц назад

That’s why we make them

@davidB-ht6nd 2 месяца назад

Thank you for these detailed videos. Just ordered the bomb proof lug from you guys.

@mountaintacticalcompany 2 месяца назад

@@davidB-ht6nd thank you for your business!

@davidB-ht6nd 2 месяца назад

I was going to protect my stainless barrel using strikehold. Im thinking i dont want to put a coating on the recoil lug but i want to get your advice if it is a bad or good idea. Would also like to get your knowledgeable input on the best protection for the stainless barrel. Thank you@mountaintacticalcompany

@mountaintacticalcompany 2 месяца назад

I’ve never personally used Strikehold but it looks like a great product. My “go to” is Rand CLP. The grade of stainless Tikka uses is chosen for its durability in harsh Finnish winters. Our far north Alaskan customers love them because they are one of the few rifles that will not rust.