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Picher · August 30, 2013, 07:09 AM

I'd look hard at the Stainless T3 Lite. They're very accurate out of the box, the action is butter-smooth, the stock is not only really rigid and light, but fits well and has a palm swell. It uses detachable 3 and (optional) 5 round magazines. I carry with the 3, but have the 5-rounder in my pocket. The trigger is adjustable without dis-assembly, using the supplied hex wrench. The safety is in a handy position and it locks the bolt, which is great when walking through the woods. It has a grooved receiver and comes with both decent mounts and sling swivels.

I have a blued model in .243 Win that, out of the box, shoots handloads under 1/2" at 100 yards. I am looking for an excuse to get another one in different caliber, but haven't decided which one. This is the first CF rifle that I didn't have to bed to shoot as well as I wanted it to...and I'm extremely demanding about accuracy.

August 30, 2013, 07:09 AM	#10
Picher Senior Member Join Date: December 14, 2004 Location: Maine Posts: 3,694	I'd look hard at the Stainless T3 Lite. They're very accurate out of the box, the action is butter-smooth, the stock is not only really rigid and light, but fits well and has a palm swell. It uses detachable 3 and (optional) 5 round magazines. I carry with the 3, but have the 5-rounder in my pocket. The trigger is adjustable without dis-assembly, using the supplied hex wrench. The safety is in a handy position and it locks the bolt, which is great when walking through the woods. It has a grooved receiver and comes with both decent mounts and sling swivels. I have a blued model in .243 Win that, out of the box, shoots handloads under 1/2" at 100 yards. I am looking for an excuse to get another one in different caliber, but haven't decided which one. This is the first CF rifle that I didn't have to bed to shoot as well as I wanted it to...and I'm extremely demanding about accuracy.