Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate that.

It shoots great. We have another video of shooting it. Thanks for comment

In my opinion its nicest factory gun on the market. We shot it on another video on my channel

Where at? I been looking for weeks for a T3x Lite Veil Wideland in 7mm-08...found two unicorns but no 7mm-08.

We shot it on another video on my channel. We started at 100 and then moved to 500 yards. It shot great with factory ammo

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 Great to hear. I’ll look for the other clip now. Keep up the good clips and thank you for your prompt response and feedback.

Thats great info. Thanks for posting.

Yeah its a great setup. He has been pleased with it

Did you find one?

How does that work over there? Do they start a list and if enough people get on the list? Then they will order a shipment?

To be honest i dont even think we get an option of putting ur name down for it. We got the strata and veil alipine here which im not a fan of. So why the hell wouldnt they bring the wideland. God knows. I recon the alpine didnt sell that well thats why we have it. Lol. Light green cerakote aint for me Probably next year when they have sold enough in euro and america

Just got a reply from my gun shop saying they can order it now. So happy. Put a smile on my face

I am a big fan of the 6.5 creedmoor and berger 135 classic hunters. I have a buddy that was looking and he told me area 419 had some 20 moa rails. Thats an option unless you are wanting a 0 moa. Thanks for the comment.

He loves the rifle they are excellent. Sounds like you will have a heck of a setup. I can't speak on the scope selection because I have limited time behind the leupold vx5 and I have never seen the Leica. I have a buddy that has the vx5 and he loves it.

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 ended up putting a Trijicon AccuPoint 3-9x40 on the T3x and can't say enough positive about this great scope. Still went with the same rail, Mountain Tactical 0 MOA, excellent product, perfect fit. Trijicon standard height aluminum rings. Glass is perfect, with tritium/fiber optic illuminated center dot on a duplex reticle, only 13.4 ounces too!

They are really nice rifles. I am not familiar with them. I will check them out.

I just bought mine as well in 6.5 creedmoor. I too am in Washington State

Just got my veil wideland in a 6.5 cm this week. Can't wait to shoot it. Those Michigan deer better look out!

@@fishynut8252 you will not be disappointed. Trigger is so light and crisp. I zeroed my vortex viper in 5 rounds. Then switched to Sierra hunting rounds and shot 3 rounds all in the same hole from 100 yards. Amazing rifle.

We shot today. Im working on video. It shot great

Hello Biloxi hope all is well with y'all down there. The gun performed well today. I'm very happy with it. Could not ask for anything better over the shelf. This is the 1st gun besides a 22 I have shot in a year. And by far the farthest I have ever shot in my life I hope y'all have a good night. Thanks.

The video is on my youtube

I hope to have it soon justin. Im hoping this coming week. Where that dasher at?

Cody Moreland it’s at home, have a good start on load work. Should have it finalized next trip to the range.

I cant remember to be honest.

I am planning on trying to do it end of this week. Its hard to line up my schedule with my dads.

I have already posted video of you haven't seen it

Mountain tactical scope base Seekins 35mm rings Leupold mark 5 3-18×44 Tikka T3x LITE VEIL WIDELAND

I'll find out.

Hey I really appreciate the view and the comment. I personally run ffp scopes on everything. In my opinion I would rather be able to measure with retical no matter what power the scope is on. I run a vortex pst gen 2 5-25 on my “still hunting” gun and some times might have to shoot 50 yards. I haven’t had a problem with it yet and I also practice with a 22lr that is a 5-25 ffp at closer distance without problem. I really like the leupold mark 5 and think you are hard pressed to find a better scope for the money. I understand that scopes are very controversial and if everyone liked the same thing there would only be one. That being said I don’t personally own a leupold mark 5 but have looked through and shot through more than 5 different ones and personally the next scope I will buy will be the mark 5. My dad has never owned a ffp scope and loves the scope. The ffp has not bothered him and he shot a deer with it at 75 yards.

got one in 6.5 prc shoots 4 different brands of ammo in ragged holes..

I will. I am going to try this week. Thanks for comment.

Hoping to shoot groups end of week. I haven't forgot.

I have already posted video if you haven't seen it. Its on my page.

Mountain tactical t3x picatinny scope base. We went 0 moa on elevation for rail. For what he is doing with this gun that worked best. Thanks for the view and comment.

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 thank you verry much.

Yes however they are very hard and durable at first I thought it was metal before I heard that the were plastic

He went with the flat

I do not have a clue.

It doesn't

We shot it in another video I have on my channel. We were zeroing for deer season and ended up shooting it out to 500 yards with factory ammo. It shot sub moa at 100 yards when he got comfortable and really well at 500 yards. We havent shot it since because deer season just ended. I really like it and think its hard to beat in a factory rifle.

It's not bad. The flouting helps it.

It's a "semi-heavy profile" It's a bit thicker than the t3x lite, but with the fluting ends up being the same weight, so in theory should be more rigid than the superlite, and maybe more rigid than the lite. It seems like a bit of a goldilocks barrel to me. Heavier weight for more rigidity, fluting to reduce the weight, and increase cooling. I'm looking to pick one up, just deciding on caliber

Wish the stainless was threaded though!

@@lessforloans found out why…. The barrel profile is too small on the lite and ultra lite

@@mr.mr.3301 got it, i need a new 308 or 7mm08 and they dont really need a break so ill pick the stainless up in 308

Bolt is stainless. I dont know what the action or barrel is under cerakote.

He does. He says it's best rifle he has ever owned

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 I was waiting to get a Springfield Waypoint 2020 but you can't find them anywhere without the carbon fiber barrel.

@@311hitwall looks really close to the tikka. I don't think you can go wrong with it

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 It is about $400 more but it has a carbon fiber stock and the picatinny rail already installed. The only thing is seems like I have seen quite a few quality control problems with Springfield products.

Not true. He would have to have higher rings also so the combination would be more than he wanted. This is also a hunting rifle that he is mainly hunting with. I have nothing but 20 moa rails on several of my match rifles so I do understand what and how much a 20 moa rail does. I feel like your comment is a trollish one but thanks anyway.

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 not true I run a 20 moa rail with seekins low rings on a nightforce 56mm objective lens. You’re welcome boss

@@APACHE529CREWCHIEF every situation is different but I appreciate your opinion.

I bought the gun and everything on it and did it my way. If you would like to buy me a 20 moa rail and send it to me I will be more than happy to try it. If not I will keep it the way I want it. Thanks. Looking forward to receiving my new Mountain Tactical 20 moa rail. Thanks in advance.

I assume your reason is to make it as light as possible. This gun will never be carried over 500 yards on foot and we are in mostly flat country. I also like a little more weight on a gun because it helps manage recoil.

@@outdoorsandmoreland343 Yep, just an opinion from my point of view. I didn't realize the vx5 was a 35mm tube.

@@madman432000 I appreciate everyone's point of view. If we were in hill country I would consider something different. Perfect weight of a rifle changes depending on who you talk to. I carry 22lb guns at matches so a 13lb gun doesn't seem to bad. Thanks for the comment and the view.