They never have hadmuch quality control if any, thats why some of us will never own one. There are some good ones but you have to look for them, some of them do have excellant barrels though.

I must be the luckiest guy in the world. I must have got the 6 good ones ever built. :p

I have a T/C Pro Hunter and all i am saying is that the finish work on it is consistant out of every one that i have ever seen. they do not vary in that department, you know ''QC'' that's all. just make them all look nice and neet. with the last 10% of the finish work. i did not want to tick any one off. sorry :confused2:

Only one guy ticks me off on this forum. Ok, two guys. :)

sure tc does a good job on the finish but the end of the barrel sucks on them as a few members have already shown. Along with triggers

I do agree that the triger and the hammer on the T/C,s are really bad, and then you have to buy new springs and a over sized barrle pin to make them ok. thats what i had to do, so all and all i guess i just like to hear my self bitch. :rant:

oh not all need the over sized pin but for the price, they are cheap enough to just tap into the frame and make sure its all good to go. Im not very much into the barrel swappers to be honest but they can get the job done.

That's why i wanted the Accura v2 for a back up ML, this way all i have to worry about is the firing pin bushing and hunt hard with it knowing that it did not cost all most $900.00 bucks. I was going to get a 45/70 barrle for the T/C but with all this talk about head space has me thinking should i or not. :confused:

Well.............................i must disagree here. Myself i own 3 Accura. All 3 have minor creep in the trigger. The 6 Omega i own all have excellent trigger. They break crisp, sharp, with zero creep. If i were asked to rate trigger of TC vs CVA, my opinion is the TC trigger is a far better than the CVA trigger. Creep is something i just don't care for in a trigger, and the CVA rifle come with creep.