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Other stocks and color options available.
Receiver is CNC-machined from solid-bar stock steel. Action features a full-length Picatinny dimensioned scope rail machined into the receiver top adding strength and helping to stiffen the already stout action.
The full-length Picatinny rail features MIL STD 1913 cuts and 20 MOA of incline. Since the scope rail is machined directly into the receiver, there's no weak point introduced by screws or dowel pins.
Recoil lugs on the bottom of the receiver interlock with the aluminum-bedding block epoxied rigidly into the stock. The flat-bottom receiver and aluminum-bedding block provide a stable foundation for accuracy.
A three-lug (fat-bolt) bolt with a 60-degree rotation rides smoothly inside the receiver.
The bolt body is fluted preventing dirt or debris from creating a bind in the Warlord's action. Using the tool provided - the bolt is easily disassembled for routine maintenance.
A "T-slot" extractor fitted into one of the lugs and a conventional plunger-type ejector provide reliable functioning.
Protruding from the rear of the bolt sleeve is a cocking indicator that is both tactile and visual.
Adjustable trigger, preset to 3-3.5 pounds, is fitted to the action.
A two-position safety is mounted to the rear of the bolt handle and allows a marksman to load/unload the rifle with safety engaged. A separate bolt-lock is mounted to ensure the bolt remains closed during transport. The bolt lock is automatically disengaged when the safety's pushed to the "fire" position.
Thompson/Center uses a Badger Ordnance's well-respected bottom metal design which incorporates a paddle magazine-release and feeds from five- or 10-shot magazines (in .308 Winchester).
The T/C Icon's action was designed from the ground up to feed from detachable magazines. It's design is new to the industry. It's a detachable box magazine design that works properly with domestically produced precision rifles.
Mated to the Warlord's action is a heavy tapered, stainless steel, deeply fluted, match-grade barrel measuring .9 inches at the muzzle. Rifling is offered in 1:10, 1:11.25 or 1:12 inch twist. 5R rifling is featured and the standard barrel length is 20 inches.
The barreled action is bolted into a Manner's composite T2A stock. The Manner stock's fitted with an adjustable cheekpiece, Pachmyr recoil pad and flush side-sling attachments. Metalwork is finished in Thompson/Center's "Weather Shield" finish for added protection from the elements.
Initially, Thompson/Center is offering the Warlord through its Custom Shop. Customers can choose individual features and options.
Offered now in .308 Winchester chambering. Thompson/Center has plans for a longer action specifically for the .338 Lapua Magnum not yet available.
Other stocks and color options available.
Receiver is CNC-machined from solid-bar stock steel. Action features a full-length Picatinny dimensioned scope rail machined into the receiver top adding strength and helping to stiffen the already stout action.
The full-length Picatinny rail features MIL STD 1913 cuts and 20 MOA of incline. Since the scope rail is machined directly into the receiver, there's no weak point introduced by screws or dowel pins.
Recoil lugs on the bottom of the receiver interlock with the aluminum-bedding block epoxied rigidly into the stock. The flat-bottom receiver and aluminum-bedding block provide a stable foundation for accuracy.
A three-lug (fat-bolt) bolt with a 60-degree rotation rides smoothly inside the receiver.
The bolt body is fluted preventing dirt or debris from creating a bind in the Warlord's action. Using the tool provided - the bolt is easily disassembled for routine maintenance.
A "T-slot" extractor fitted into one of the lugs and a conventional plunger-type ejector provide reliable functioning.
Protruding from the rear of the bolt sleeve is a cocking indicator that is both tactile and visual.
Adjustable trigger, preset to 3-3.5 pounds, is fitted to the action.
A two-position safety is mounted to the rear of the bolt handle and allows a marksman to load/unload the rifle with safety engaged. A separate bolt-lock is mounted to ensure the bolt remains closed during transport. The bolt lock is automatically disengaged when the safety's pushed to the "fire" position.
Thompson/Center uses a Badger Ordnance's well-respected bottom metal design which incorporates a paddle magazine-release and feeds from five- or 10-shot magazines (in .308 Winchester).
The T/C Icon's action was designed from the ground up to feed from detachable magazines. It's design is new to the industry. It's a detachable box magazine design that works properly with domestically produced precision rifles.
Mated to the Warlord's action is a heavy tapered, stainless steel, deeply fluted, match-grade barrel measuring .9 inches at the muzzle. Rifling is offered in 1:10, 1:11.25 or 1:12 inch twist. 5R rifling is featured and the standard barrel length is 20 inches.
The barreled action is bolted into a Manner's composite T2A stock. The Manner stock's fitted with an adjustable cheekpiece, Pachmyr recoil pad and flush side-sling attachments. Metalwork is finished in Thompson/Center's "Weather Shield" finish for added protection from the elements.
Initially, Thompson/Center is offering the Warlord through its Custom Shop. Customers can choose individual features and options.
Offered now in .308 Winchester chambering. Thompson/Center has plans for a longer action specifically for the .338 Lapua Magnum not yet available.
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Simply put, once your into that price range, you have other alternatives.
