unless price is REALLY an issue, I'd hold out for a T/C or knight. I've owned two Traditions and while both were accurate, quality SUCKED. So did their triggers. I had a gunsmith fix the first one and still own it. The second I found got dangerous when the trigger was adjusted, and a pain to clean, and sold it after two years.

I'm sure it'll go bang, but for a few more bucks quality will jump dramatically (as will customer service if there IS an issue). But if you only fire it to check the zero and shoot a deer each year, the price may be right.