Tikka Ultralight Rifle | Part 2

Published on October 1, 2020
Duration: 12:49

This video details the assembly of a Tikka ultralight rifle build, focusing on the installation of the MDT LSS chassis, composite buttstock, and Brownells MPO scope. It covers the step-by-step process of mounting the barreled action, buffer tube, and accessories, including torque specifications for critical components. The build aims for a lightweight configuration suitable for hunting or competition.

Quick Summary

The Tikka ultralight rifle build utilizes an MDT LSS chassis and CCS stock, weighing 2 lbs 8 oz combined. The rifle, with accessories like an Arca rail and bipod, totals approximately 11 pounds, offering a significant weight reduction compared to typical competition rifles.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Intro & Part 1 Recap
  2. 00:48MDT LSS Chassis & Composite Buttstock
  3. 01:23Rifle Assembly Process
  4. 02:56Buffer Tube & Castle Nut Installation
  5. 04:37Set Screw & Grip Installation
  6. 05:16Barreled Action in Chassis
  7. 05:26Chassis & Stock Features
  8. 07:16Brownells MPO Scope Installation
  9. 08:41Finishing Touches & Weight
  10. 09:30Muzzle Brake & Arca Rail
  11. 10:01Factory Tikka Trigger
  12. 10:49Overall Rifle Weight
  13. 11:32Weight Comparison & Recoil
  14. 12:05Outro & Part 3 Preview

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of the Tikka ultralight rifle build?

The build features the MDT LSS chassis, an MDT CCS composite carbon stock, a Brownells MPO 3-18x50 scope, a Lantac Dragon muzzle brake, and a 4-inch Arca rail with an Atlas CAL bipod.

What is the total weight of the assembled Tikka ultralight rifle?

The completed rifle, including the Arca rail and bipod, weighs approximately 11 pounds. The rifle itself is around 10 pounds 2 ounces.

What are the torque specifications for the MDT LSS chassis action screws?

The action screws for the MDT LSS chassis should be torqued to approximately 60 inch-pounds. It's important to tighten the front screw first.

What is the purpose of the built-in barricade stop on the MDT LSS chassis?

The barricade stop prevents the shooter from applying pressure to the magazine when firing from non-standard positions, which can help avoid malfunctions.

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