traditions pursuit pro
#2

I don't own a Pursuit Pro but I do own a lot of Tradition's rifles. All of them are good shooters. Whether the PP is a good rifle, I would think it would be as good as many of the other rifles out there. Would I purchase one? No. There are other rifles out there for a the same or a little more, that I feel are just a superior rifle.
#3

I have a pursuit pro and it is a very accurate rifle.
The negatives:
- poor fit & finish of the parts (the synthetic stock & fore-end are a poor fit and the action blueing is poor)
- previous experience with Traditions customer service leads me to believe the warrany is worthless
- there are a lot better (my opinion) choices for the same or less money
- very heavy trigger pull
The negatives:
- poor fit & finish of the parts (the synthetic stock & fore-end are a poor fit and the action blueing is poor)
- previous experience with Traditions customer service leads me to believe the warrany is worthless
- there are a lot better (my opinion) choices for the same or less money
- very heavy trigger pull
#4

I would have to agree with WABI on this .
Mine was very accurate , but i had a problem with it opening up when shot . Repaired it my self !!!!!! The customer service is the worst i have ever worked with .
Mine was very accurate , but i had a problem with it opening up when shot . Repaired it my self !!!!!! The customer service is the worst i have ever worked with .
#5
Join Date: Jul 2006
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ive always had good experience with traditions. I broke my ramrod, emailed for a new one and they sent me one for free. Stripped out a lock screw, sent it to them and a week later i had it back with a new screw free of charge. Thought my frizzen was bad, they sent me a new one. Turned out it was the cheap flints not working.
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 679

i had 2 of them ..the PURSUIT LT +the PRO both had problems ,i now have a ROSSI and so far it shoots well ...next one will be a T/C TRIUMPH ..i have tried it and it is well balanced ,smooth trigger ,easy to clean and load ,i think this muzzleloader will be a winner ...ps.no more cheap ML for me ..[live is too short to shot CHEAP JUNK]
#8
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 679

ORIGINAL: frontier gander
and rossi is expensive /high quality?
and rossi is expensive /high quality?

#9
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Now actually i didnt know that lol. Ive never seen a rossi in person or knew anyone who shot one. I was looking at their centerfires months back. Tubberwares stocks are on the traditions/cva's are actually better than what TC uses on their line. Theres always a scam on an American product.