Tikka T3 and T3x single round magazine (Single Round Loading Block) Waters Rifleman

Lets you feed your Tikka T3 or T3x manually with a single cartridge, avoiding any complications such as those that occur when using an empty magazine.

Avoid wearing out your magazines, wasting time and hurting your fingers while losing patience!

For all the times when a single shot is all you need… while keeping your other magazines in good condition.

This "single round" loading block fits all calibers, from the 222 Rem to magnum calibers such as the 300 and 338 Win Mag. It fits all Tikka T3 and T3x rifles (except the CTR, TAC A1 and Arctic, which use TRG 22 magazines) without modification*.

Made of ultralight polymer (only 75 grams), in black like the original magazines.

This solution is of higher quality than a loading trough fitted to an original magazine: the one-piece design of our single round magazine means there is no play at all, which guarantees optimal alignment of the cartridge with the chamber.

*Note: These single round blocks are made to tight tolerances, as close as possible to the magazine well as recommended for better feeding. There is therefore a very slight excess of material to allow for future wear. You may need to give the bottom of the magazine a firm tap so that it "clicks" into place.

Also available for Tikka T3/T3X CTR/TAC A1/UPR/Arctic and Sako TRG 22: click HERE.

Also available for Tikka T1X 22 LR and 17 HMR: click HERE.

Main advantages of the SRLB:

- Ideal for testing your reloads without damaging the bullet tips

- Blocks the magazine well, preventing any foreign object from getting in

- When a magazine is empty, remove it and insert the SRLB to quickly fire an extra shot (no need to remove the magazine, refill it and reinsert it before you can shoot)

- Makes cleaning the rifle easier by preventing oil from running into the magazine well

- Flat bottom that can be used as a rest when shooting "in the field"

- The flat bottom of the SRLB serves as a hand rest when shooting offhand (for the "weak" hand)

Technical features: