ARE TC reliable good made rifles,WORTH GETTING

Absolutely! I own an Omega I bought about 8 years ago and love it. You will find T/C's quality second to none. You will pay a little more, but you get what you pay for. I have a load that shoots 1" groups off the bench at 100 yards consistently.

You might want to look at their Impact. I have read it has the same barrel as the Omega and an excellent rifle for the money. I plan to get one as soon as I can.

You won't be disappointed with a T/C.

Good luck,

Paul

as long as you arent planning on shooting conicals yes.

T/C are great rifles. Most people that own them are very pleased with their purchases.

Yes, Very good rifles with great customer service.

My X7 shoots conicals fine such as fpb and no excuses. Their customer service is top notch.

Got my T/C back in 78 before the made inlines. Very good rifle. About ten years ago I had a concern about the barrel, so I sent it to them. the examined it several way, did some more tests shots out of it and sent it back to me in a very timely manner. I still wish they made the cherokee. I have a friend who recently bought one of their newer modern Ventures. It is sub minute of angle and he loves it (this guy is a sniper with my dept. and picky about long guns). My only worries about the Omega, the northwest edition we get out here, is that it is 1/48 twist. For conicals I would want a faster twist and RB I would want slower.

All my MLs are T/C except for one Knight.

If forced to have but one rifle, and i mean forced, it would be a TC. However, i would rather have the more fun that comes with having more than one rifle.

I love my TC's. I have a White Mountain Carbine sidelock and the Z5 TH Omega inline... both in .50 cal. Both rifles are exceptional shooters. Especially the Omega. The carbine is good out to 75-100 yrds with a PRB. It is more of a tree stand / blind gun with the compact design. The Omega will easily shoot 1/2" groups @ 100yrds. (bench shooting) I've never had a problem with either one of them. And both hold one hell of a group. I even use my Omega in place of my shotgun for deer firearms season here in Indiana. One shot = one deer down.