T/C .22lr

dodgecity

October 28, 2001 04:50

Hello,I saw an add somewhere about one of these rifles and I can't remember where.If anyone knows anything about these guns or where to find one Please let me know. Thanks!

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  bigbossman

  October 28, 2001 08:31

  There may be other interpretations, but to me T/C .22 lr sounds like a BARREL ONLY for the Thompson Center Contender Pistol,which goes from .22lr up tp .45-70 or larger, depending on how much you want to spend and how much kick you like. Hope this helps out.

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  AntiqueDr

  October 28, 2001 08:37

  T/C has come out with a .22LR semiauto rifle that looks like it might give the Ruger a run for its money. EXCEPT that it comes with a 5-rd mag instead of 10, and EXCEPT that it's not as easily modified as the Ruger.

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  roundball

  October 28, 2001 10:27

  T/C Arms just recently introduced a high quality .22LR semi-auto...big, full sized adult sized walnut stock, etc...it's called the .22 Classic; I think it's going to be a big winner;(I'm also hoping they'll come out with one in .22Magnum !!)

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  bigbossman

  October 29, 2001 13:17

  Thanks guys-I dropped the ball on that one.Exit,extremely red-faced, stage left.......

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  He Dog

  October 29, 2001 13:26

  Take a look at www.tcarms.com

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  s.gun

  October 30, 2001 16:50

  Read about this rifle in an advertisement that said with some experimenting with various ammo. you should get .5 inch groups at 50 yds. That is with a good scope and bags.And a good benchrest-shooter.

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  spclark

  October 31, 2001 08:45

  I bought one awhile back via GunBroker, does 1" at 100 yards prettyconsistently with Winchester white boxed ammo (about $1.75 per box).Heard the PMC brand does better (somebody's magazine review) but I can't find that here in Illinois.I'D like to see it in .22WMR TOO (T/C, are you list'nin'?) but they'd have to re-engineer it for the longer, more powerful cartridge for sure.Only flaw I can see is that magazines holding more than 5 rounds aren't available as yet; factory says "soon, soon."

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  roundball

  October 31, 2001 14:35

  And my concern is that a bigger mag will start getting in the way and detract from it's overall looks...wonder what it would look like with a tubular mag?A Magnum version with a tubular magazine would suit me just fine !!!

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