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8/22/2012 12:26:35 PM EDT
Local gunshop is having a sale on these for $150.  I was wondering if a regular TC stock will fit one as they only have an 11 1/2 in LOP.  The thing only weighs 3 pounds and with a 19 inch barrel would make a great squirrel rifle.  Anybody that has one or shot one have any opinions?  Thanks  in advance!
8/23/2012 3:50:49 AM EDT
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Local gunshop is having a sale on these for $150.  I was wondering if a regular TC stock will fit one as they only have an 11 1/2 in LOP.  The thing only weighs 3 pounds and with a 19 inch barrel would make a great squirrel rifle.  Anybody that has one or shot one have any opinions?  Thanks  in advance!


I had one for awhile.  Got it hoping that it would have the same sort of takedown capability as the Encore and Contender and would thus make a neat kit gun.  Nope: the receiver is made of some kind of light/white metal alloy and the barrel pivot pin is staked or crimped in place.  I gave the pin a few experimental taps with a mallet and punch, but it didn't budge and I didn't dare go any further for fear of breaking a chunk out the side of the action.  I did toy with the option of drilling it out and bushing the hole but decided it would be a matter of putting too much work into what the gun is.  
Wasn't horrid to shoot, but nothing special, either.  Frankly, I'm more impressed with the Chipmunk I bought years ago when the Mrs and I thought we were starting a family.

Far as the stock LOP is concerned, mine came with a spacer in the box.  Didn't turn it into a grownup-sized stock, but it did bring it to where it lost the "riding a kid's tricycle" feel.  Considering how the rest of the gun was done, I'd have trouble believing any other T/C product's stock would fit.

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