These look like well made guns. i want the one with the wood stock:

http://lhrsportingarms.com/index.html

Looks interesting.

The rifle does have some appeal. That is.. if I needed another rifle.

You could tell those folks that come knocking (you know the ones) that your Redemption is secure.

That ignition system might work well but I wonder how often one would have to beat that plug out of the barrel? They claim pressure from the collar tightens the plug to the barrel and makes a seal.

http://lhrsportingarms.com/Adapt.html

With all the guns you own. You stopped buying guns because you need one a long time ago.

I just checked out that site. The address seems familier. Like maybe the old T/C factory? just a thought.

CLOVERLEAF™ BARRELS BY GREEN MOUNTAIN Rifle BARREL®

They chose a good barrel. The safety system and hammerless design are also interesting. Im not a big fan of exposed hammers.

Im very skeptical of any coating IN a barrel. Rifle grade 416R stainless with a external coating like BlackIce would be much nicer IMO.

So am i. IMO: Coatings in bores lead to sloppy or no cleaning: We all know where that goes.

The first US artillery piece with a chrome lined barrel was the 175mm gun. After about 50 rounds the chrome hung in shreds inside the bore. Accuracy was not affected but it did look awful.

They're all ex TC employees.

They do look interesting.