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I am looking at selling my Knight Wolverine Muzzleloader. Been a great gun and trouble free. Took many deer with it, but I like the new T/C Triumph Bone Collector. Any guys here bought one? Like or dislike?
Here is the link: http://www.tcarms.com/firearms/bone_collector.php
Actually, just saw the post on the T/C pro hunter. Did not realize that this was a new gun for 2010. I like the grip on this gun.
I am gonna sell all of my TC Encore stuff, frame, and all my barrels. There are way too many particulars that come into play that affect accuracy on these guns, and if your not almost a gunsmith and can modify your own gun with each box of shells, it's just not worth what your spending for everything. I have a .270, .300, .50 cal, and .308 barrels and the frame, and i'm gonna get rid of all of it. Here is a link to show what kind of problems they have with these guns, and maybe it will help in your decision.
http://www.bellmtcs.com
I shoot the T/C Omega and it is probably the most accurate muzzle loaders made. I have heard a lot of negative about the Encore/Pro Hunter style. I'm sure that there are some good stories about them but my Omega will shoot a 2" group at 200 yds.
http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif I love my omega !
Rob, I have a new .50 Caliber T/C "Bone Collector" with Nikon Omega 3X9 Camo on it. Mine is the camo gun.................Sweet, sweet rig. Bone shoots like a rifle and flex tech stock system really works. I shot a doe with it this year at 230 yards. Very accurate gun and quality is there just like in other T/C units...............................RR http://www.bassboatcentral.com/boardstuff2/beers.gif
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Actually, I first had my eye on the T/C Triumph. I really like the Single Shot Break-Open Design. Much easier to unload and clean. It would be nice, but I really don't have a need for rifle barrel conversion in different calibers.