T/C Encore

axp117crow · 11-17-2006, 07:41 AM

Well i'm lookin for a new gun, not that i need one but o well. the encore is very appealing because of the interchangeable barrels. i was wandering if anyone hear owns it, and if so how does it perform. if you take the rifle barrel off, shoot the shotgun, and put the rifle on again will it still be dead on accurate??? and how easy is it to change barrels??? any insight would be great thanks guys

Mundt · 11-17-2006, 11:37 AM

I've used the TC in 30-06 and was very impressed. The first shot out of the boxwas dead on.It is light, easy to carry and handles smoothly. The curved pistol grip makes the recoil out of such a light gun managable. I would suggest getting a shell holder that slips over the shoulder stock to keep extra rounds handy if a follow up shot is needed.

trouthunter · 11-17-2006, 04:36 PM

I've always liked the idea of them TC's. I look forward to seeing more replies to this post.

BIG GRUMPY · 11-17-2006, 04:53 PM

buy the encore you will not be sorry. i have the 300 win mag,50 cal front loader and 15" 45/70. i love it.put the 300 on and sight it in take it off do the same for the other two and when you place either barrel back on it is still zeroed on.it takes about 1 minute to enterchange any one of the barrells. it is a great gun.great quality and craftsmanship.

PaJack · 11-18-2006, 11:09 AM

I have 2 frames,one for rifle barrels and one for pistol barrels! Execelent and accurate,you won't be sorry...

Angus74 · 11-23-2006, 07:04 AM

I agree, Ive got the muzzleloader barrel, 22-250 bull barrel, 300 win mag, 15inch 243 pistol, 15 inch .204 ruger pistol. The scopes mount to the barrels, so when you remove it and put it back on it is still zeroed since the scope doesnt move. To change barrels, all you do is remove two small screws from the forend, and push out a pin, takes about a minute to swap out a barrel. I love it, you wont be sorry.