What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic, joined by my good friends, Mr. Ryan Muckinhern,

and my good friend also, Mr. Eric Barber.

Usually it's just us, Ryan. This is a treat.

Rick?

Guys, oftentimes the fairer sex, they talk about accessories.

Like, oh, cute bagger, I love this.

Who cares?

Those aren't cool accessories, but we're going to talk about some cool accessories today

and some cool economical ones to upgrade your Tika bolt action rifle. I love it. Heck yeah. And I could not be more excited about this after that intro. That was phenomenal. Well, thank you. And I couldn't be more excited about your Tika, Eric. Heck, let's just start with yours right here. We got it here. We got it right now. It might be going on an Elkhunt this year. Different gun, but

same platform. Oh, that's okay. Gotcha. Yeah, the 300 is going to go on the Elkhunt.

Gotcha. Gotcha. Well, I stand corrected. Either way, I like this one. And you modded this one with something

very simple, something relatively inexpensive. But for you, it changed the rifle a lot.

It did.

Let's talk about this thing a little bit.

Yeah.

So what we've got here is my T3X Light, Chamberton, 6'5 Creedmoor, and Ryan, I got this idea

after talking with you.

Essentially, this came out of like a rifle fitment conversations.

So I think the biggest, like, illustrating factor here is to look at another similar rifle.

So, Mark, you've got your, this is their Ember edition, also T3X, light.

And what you're noticing here is like differences in the grips.

So what I did was I replaced the stock grip that came with it with a, I want to say it was like 20, it was less than $25.

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