Tikka/Sako system screws made of titanium

Tikka T3/T3x/T1x and Sako 75/85/A7 system screws made of titaniumThese system screws are a replacement for the system screws of a Tikka T3/T3x/T1x or Sako 75/85/A7 rifle. The system screws are sold as a set, which includes a front system screw (short) and a rear system screw (long).Why should you switch to our titanium system screws?Better corrosion resistance than stainless steel.Same strength as alloy steel screws and higher strength than stainless steel screws. Our titanium screws meet the strength class 10.9 (typical, at least 9.9) for alloy screws. Stainless steel screws are generally only available up to class A4-80, which is roughly equivalent to strength class 8.8 for alloy steel screws. The class A2-70 is most commonly used, so stainless steel screws are generally somewhat "softer" than alloy steel screws.For all fans of ultra-light mountain rifles – lighter than steel at the same strength.To convince ourselves of the quality of the screws, we conducted some destruction tests. We destroyed the T25 bit before we could tear out the internal profile. Additionally, we placed a screw in a salt solution for several weeks – so far we are still waiting for any signs of corrosion to appear on the screws. Therefore, we are convinced that these screws fulfill their purpose perfectly.Made from Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5).Scope of delivery:Front system screwRear system screwWarranty card30 YEAR WARRANTYFor more information, please visit our website www.insimbioutdoor.comDepending on the shape and condition of the bit used to tighten the system screws, it may happen that the upper edge of the internal profile shows signs of wear or abrasion after some time of use. This does not constitute a defect of the screw and does not qualify for a warranty claim on the screws. We always recommend using high-quality bits and tools that show no signs of wear to minimize the wear of the system screws.We recommend using a torque wrench and not exceeding the torque values specified by Tikka/Sako when tightening the system screws. The manufacturer specifies a maximum torque of 7 Nm (62 in-lbs) for metal trigger guards and a maximum of 5 Nm (44 in-lbs) for plastic trigger guards. Exceeding these values may cause damage to your rifle and excessive wear/damage to the system screws.