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Tc Triumph
Just got this Triumph in the other day, I know it is going to burn you non camo gun guys :D . It has Burris Signature Zee rings, Weaver base, Leupold VX-R 3-9x40 CDS scope. I'm hoping to get out and dial it in soon.
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Very nice.. I own 2 Triumphs and think for the money the best T/C produces.
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Originally Posted by jaybez101099
(Post 3951405)
Very nice.. I own 2 Triumphs and think for the money the best T/C produces.
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Originally Posted by bchunts
(Post 3951440)
couldn't agree more, Very nice good ML, never thought about putting a vxr on one, please let me know how it works for you.
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Chaded,
Holy moly, that looks just like my Triumph. I sure like that rifle, something about all camo is cool. I have been shooting 250 Shockwaves and now 240gr XTP-MAGs in mine. Both are getting good groups at 100 yards. What load and bullets are you planning to try yours with? |
Originally Posted by FordManF150
(Post 3951513)
Chaded,
Holy moly, that looks just like my Triumph. I sure like that rifle, something about all camo is cool. I have been shooting 250 Shockwaves and now 240gr XTP-MAGs in mine. Both are getting good groups at 100 yards. What load and bullets are you planning to try yours with? |
Very nice do they make that scope in camo?
Mine likes 115 grains bh with that bullet, of course it has shot many different bullets with between 110 and 120 grains of BH. Also I put warshers, thin steel ones,between the barrel and the forearm, so that it would not shoot different when I rested the fore arm in different places. |
That's a nice looking rig that should shoot as well as it looks. I don't know that I have ever heard of a bad shooting Triumph. I had one that filled the freezer on a couple occasions using XTP 240's pushed by 105 gr of BH 209. I sold mine to a buddy of mine as I just really prefer the balance and feel of my Omega X7. I always felt the Triumph was a bit muzzle heavy. My buddy on the other hand loves the way it balances and couldn't be happier with it.
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That sure looks nice. The only thing is, it will sure take a long extension cord to go hunting.:p
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That is a nice looking set up. It will be interesting to see its range performance. From all I have read about Triumph owners, they are very happy with them.
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Originally Posted by lemoyne
(Post 3951559)
Very nice do they make that scope in camo?
Mine likes 115 grains bh with that bullet, of course it has shot many different bullets with between 110 and 120 grains of BH. Also I put warshers, thin steel ones,between the barrel and the forearm, so that it would not shoot different when I rested the fore arm in different places. |
Originally Posted by lemoyne
(Post 3951559)
Very nice do they make that scope in camo?
Mine likes 115 grains bh with that bullet, of course it has shot many different bullets with between 110 and 120 grains of BH. Also I put warshers, thin steel ones,between the barrel and the forearm, so that it would not shoot different when I rested the fore arm in different places. Do you have pictures of the washers between the barrel and forearm? I've never really had any problems with my guns shooting differently but would be interested in seeing what you done. |
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