Encore vs Triumph
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vermont USA
Posts: 68
Encore vs Triumph
Im in the market for a new ML. Ive narrowed it down to the basic Encore or the Triumph. Other than the fact that the Encore can switch barrels, is there any other reason I should pay more for an Encore than just stick to the Triumph? Im having trouble finding anyone with the base model Encore any more!
One fear I have is that the Triumph is relatively new. As with anything, Im leary that the bugs will be found AFTER I get the Triumph!
One fear I have is that the Triumph is relatively new. As with anything, Im leary that the bugs will be found AFTER I get the Triumph!
#2
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RE: Encore vs Triumph
I have a Triumph and it shoots better than any other gun I have( and I have 8), I have a friend who has the Encore and I prefer the triumph. ( If you don't want to switch barrels that is). I have sighted mine in at 100 yards and with a BDC reticle have been shooting out to 200 yards no problem . It's dead on. Easy to clean and shoots great. It doesn't like powerbelts though but it loves the superglide shock waves , the Hornady FPB, Precison dead center, Scorpion Pt's and a few other sabots I've tried.
The Encore is a good gun so you can't go wrong either way, I just personally like the Triumph. Good luck on your decision
The Encore is a good gun so you can't go wrong either way, I just personally like the Triumph. Good luck on your decision
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: McDonough, GA
Posts: 754
RE: Encore vs Triumph
Well, I have the basic Encore .50 cal, Black Synthetic stocks and Stainless Receiver and Barrel. I'm shooting 300 gr Noslers with 110 gr BH209 and its very accurate to 200 yds. I will admit that I had a trigger job on mineand most of them need it bad anyway.
I like the versatility of being able to go with a rifle at any time, but I rarely do.
I like the versatility of being able to go with a rifle at any time, but I rarely do.
#6
Spike
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vermont USA
Posts: 68
RE: Encore vs Triumph
Thanks for the input guys.....I probably will rarely if ever convert to a rifle but just seems the option should be left open. Id hate to have the Triumph and wish I could convert!
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Ohio
Posts: 247
RE: Encore vs Triumph
hopefully someone who has shot both will chime in for you. I know first hand the Triumph is a shooter all the way out to 200yds, and when im at the range with my buddy, by the time i pick up all the shot FPJ from my Knight off the ground, he has hisTriumph cleaned and oiled.Im curious to as to how the new Endeavor shoots myself.