Thompson Center Omega
01-29-2002 | 08:25 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Thompson Center Omega
I saw the new T/C Omega .50 caliber inline
in the Cabela's catalog. It has a 28 inch barrel with a 1:28 twist. The breech system is different. It doesn't have a bolt. It has a hammer. It uses 209 primers. It seems to have some type of rolling block to seal the 209 cap. You have to see it. It's different.
in the Cabela's catalog. It has a 28 inch barrel with a 1:28 twist. The breech system is different. It doesn't have a bolt. It has a hammer. It uses 209 primers. It seems to have some type of rolling block to seal the 209 cap. You have to see it. It's different.
01-30-2002 | 06:20 AM
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RE: Thompson Center Omega
As time goes on I find that I'm less and less interested in the latest B/P inovations.
This is not ment as a slam on anyone, just a personal obsevation. I would like to see Thompson put some effort into introducing a new sidelock instead of another inline. Even their last effort of sidelock was an inline of sorts. I long for the days of the Senneca and Cherroke(sp). Again no slam intended to anyone.
This is not ment as a slam on anyone, just a personal obsevation. I would like to see Thompson put some effort into introducing a new sidelock instead of another inline. Even their last effort of sidelock was an inline of sorts. I long for the days of the Senneca and Cherroke(sp). Again no slam intended to anyone.
