Just a recommendation but when mounting the scope, get the rings as far apart as you can on the rail to where the rear ring is about 1/8 of an inch from the end of the tube at the eye piece and the forward ring about a 1/4" from the bell. I did the same thing when I bought 3 Talley Tikka rails from Ebay. Had no idea they were longer than the action. I put them back in their package. I need to sell them or get someone to cut them like you did. Went to Cabela's and got the Leupold brand. I use the Wheeler scope levelers when mounting the scope. I put a short bipod that pivots on the stock and set up the buttstock on a shooting bag. First I level the rifle with the small level on the rail and the barrel level about 3" from the muzzle. Once those match I put the rings on, then set the scope. I then put the small level on top of the scope turret and gently snug only 2 screws in ONE ring at the SAME time with the little allen/star key that comes with the rings. This is after I get the scope in the best position for eye relief. If you snug two opposing screws at the same time, the levels typically won't move. Once I verify it's level, I snug up the remaining screws, then torque them to spec. I also have a shorter LOP

Great looking rig

Very nice! I just ordered the same rifle but in 6.5 PRC. One thing I am confused about, is if it's the same exact stock as a regular Tikka T3x Lite and simply coated in Roughtech finish, or if it's a different stock altogether. I've heard the regular ones feel kinda cheap, while these feel more solid.

This 20 inch barrel?