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Great shooting guys Would have loved to have been there but went elsewhere and got SCHOOLED.

Lot's of great scopes As listed above there are many options, I was wondering for which type of rig do you intend to mount this scope, short range, mid range or for long range?

Thanks for the Link but... Wondering if you can measure the neck on your 20 Tac, not interested in owning one just want the dimensions so I can compare it to my 19-223 (that I already own). My interest in these measurments is Lapua makes 20 Tac brass and if everything is close enough It could...

6mmbr nope. That is a good page for 20cal info but couldn't find any info or specs on the case dimensions...does anyone shoot a 20 tac that can physically measure one for me?? Mainly interested in the case neck length...looks pretty long in the pictures.

Thanks Appreciate the answer.

Does anybody know if this is the same "small" hole that is used for there BR brass?

I know that this is a necked down .223 with the shoulder moved forward and blown out to a 30degree but does any body have any dimesions on how long the neck is? how wide at the base of the shoulder? Trying to see how close it is to my 19-223.

Customer Service Many company's could learn from that great to hear.

Thanks for the Replys Gents, I would seem that I may not get a chance to shoot a Tikka in .260 as they are proving very hard to find...i'll keep ya posted. Again Thanks.

H2206 Not familiar with that powder does it have a US counterpart? And yes were using tnt's might have to try something a little heavier thanks for the response.

Working with a basic heavy barrel savage (new) in a .308 with 125gr bullets and h322 powder having trouble getting it to group...have done all the normal breakin stuff just wondering is there a goto powder for a .308 shooting 125 tnt's? just have never worked with one of these before. Thanks...

Wonderful If you do a search you'll find alot of info here on the .260 AI mostly positive can't speak for the feeding as mine is a single shot but for me this is the best cartridge for varmints, deer, and long range prairie dogs...i'll always own a 260 AI.

I'm a fan of the .260 Rem but the only one that I can find that makes it in a Varmint rig factory is Tikka. Does anybody know anything about them other than there the sister to Sako? How do they shoot, are they a fairly strong action to hang that big barrel off of? looks good to me but looks...

Ditto With my sinclair did the same thing just used my cordless drill and polished the mandrel with 600 then 1000 then brasso works alot better still hangs up once in awhile might repeat the 1000grit and brasso to get it perfect.

compare? what is it that your wanting to compare?

barrel life factor Go with a .260 will do everything you ask and do every thing for a longer period of time awesome round for deer and coyotes...cartridge has proven itself repeatedly here in South Dakota for the things you mention especially when the wind blows.

Let us know what you think.:)

AS long as they have never been wet, shoot em up, there fairly reliable.

good point Point taken on the optics vs POI shift, and there are some very good replies. Being new and not been on the "line" for 20years more or less i'm just trying to draw from the experience of those that have, not so much worrying to much just don't have the oprotunity to look through...

So?? The Leupold is worth the extra 500.00 (in your opinion of course)? Or as far as tracking goes(which seems more important) the Sightron Weaver just as good as the Leupold? Thanks.