I looked at them for a bit. From all I could see they will meet that 1 moa threshold.

That said, many of the new low end rifles will. Savage Axis, Ruger American, etc. Buyers market for rifles right now for sure.

A lot of people with regular Tikka rifles are reporting 1/2 moa with handloads. $600 rifle. Crazy.

Here is my report on the $198 Compass rifle I bought and tested (yes, it will shoot sub-MOA):

https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/A-sub-MOA-rifle-for-less-than-the-price-of-a-HiPoint-40-UPDATE-sub-MOA-achieved-pics-on-p-3/5-2047837/?page=1

I bought three of the compass rifle from a large store in Bardstown, KY for that price and just got my rebate checks back from TC two weeks ago.  I picked up one in the following calibers 223, 243, and 308.  I have shot both the 223 and 243 so far and have been really impressed.  Very nice trigger and pretty accurate right out of the box.  I mounted 3x9 Leupolds VXII on both that cost more than the rifles. :)

I am really impressed with the set up for the $$$.  When I spoke to the owner of this large shop he said TC / S&W is trying to buy its way back into the rifle market with these guns.  I am surprised that they threaded the barrels for something at the price point.  I think you will be happy with the rifle once you get it off backorder.   I was also at the range with my Browning X-bolt and the TC's shot very similar groups.  The X-Bolt trigger is a lot nicer, but was also $900.