T/C .22 rimfire semi auto
- Thread starter tikka
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superd222 has one for sale. You may want to ask him.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137260
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137260
I had a TC Benchmark (HB) semi auto. Never had a problem with the action. No jambs. Always reliable. Shot well, pretty well always covered 5 shots with a quarter at 50M which is probably decent for a semi out of the box. Sold it because I did not like the trigger (too much creep and too heavy) and could not find a local smith that would touch it. Apparently, these triggers require "training" and TC does not sell parts seperately...
TC does have a lifetime warranty on these rifles, which does not cover "tinkering"!
jim
TC does have a lifetime warranty on these rifles, which does not cover "tinkering"!
jim
- Location
- Kitchener, ON
TC Classic
Hello There,
I have a TC Classic and have been happy with it overall. It handles well and shoots where I point it. Although it shot well out of the box, I am a born tinkerer and performed a simple trigger mod to make the pull a bit lighter. There are detailed instructions on the trigger mod on Rimfire Central forum.
And I did not have to install an aftermarket barrel to get it to shoot.
The most surprising thing is that it tolerates cheap ammo. Of course, match ammo works best but I can regularly place Win Expert bulk ammo into 0.75" groups at 50yds. Which means I can shoot more. But it is a semi-auto and as long as I do my part and keep it clean, it cycles just fine.
Take care
tikka said:Any of yougunnutz own one of these? (T/C Semi auto .22 rimfire)
How well do they cycle and are they accurate? I like the looks of them. Any input would be helpful. Good or bad.
Thanks Tikka.
Hello There,
I have a TC Classic and have been happy with it overall. It handles well and shoots where I point it. Although it shot well out of the box, I am a born tinkerer and performed a simple trigger mod to make the pull a bit lighter. There are detailed instructions on the trigger mod on Rimfire Central forum.
And I did not have to install an aftermarket barrel to get it to shoot. The most surprising thing is that it tolerates cheap ammo. Of course, match ammo works best but I can regularly place Win Expert bulk ammo into 0.75" groups at 50yds. Which means I can shoot more. But it is a semi-auto and as long as I do my part and keep it clean, it cycles just fine.
Take care
