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    SHOOTER’S SHOWCASE

    Jun 06, 2021 6 minutes
    BY TONY PIZZATA

    Tikka T3x Lite Veil Wideland

    Back by popular demand, the T3x Lite Veil Wideland is the perfect companion for mountain terrains and snowy landscapes. Cerakote coating on the barrel enhances weather durability. Muzzle brake is included for recoil reduction. Fluted bolt with oversized bolt knob optimizes weight and ergonomics while the new, D18 barrel profile allows greater accuracy for stretching the legs of this long-range mountain rifle Special features include;

    • Veil Wideland Camo stock
    • New fluted profile barrel
    • Cerakote Barrelled action
    • Fluted bolt
    • Muzzle brake
    • Oversized bolt handle
    • Available calibres 270WIN, 300WINMAG, 300WSM, 308WIN, 6.5CM, 7MM.REM.MAG

    RRP $2359. Ask to see them at your local gun shop or for further details visit www.berettaaustralia.com.au

    Burris FastFire RD & FastFire RT-1

    Burris offer reflex sights that will mount to your favourite handgun, shotgun and hunting or tactical rifle. Both optics sport parallax free glass for maximum accuracy and new lens coating technology to maintain red dot visibility without colour distortion. An automatic brightness

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