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Originally Posted by Gm54-120
(Post 4218414)
LHR had the nitride finish before CVA and the Strike IS a LHR Redemption. QLA is mentioned in the spec pdf
http://www.tcarms.com/pdfs/uploads/m...2015_Final.pdf |
Originally Posted by Grouse45
(Post 4218426)
Me being a hunter I don't worry about looks. As long as it fits me, reliable in all elements, and accurate I'm happy.
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The one critical flaw that has still not been addressed is......scope mounting.
Look at the eye relief on that scope and tell me if you think that looks correct. While the externally thread breach plug sounds like a good idea, its a nightmare for mounting a scope properly. The ocular bell on that scope in lined up with the trigger. How many scopes do you think have over 5" of eye relief? Sure this can be solved with a base that over hangs the breach plug cap but then the cap becomes more difficult to remove. Assuming that eye relief is fixed lets look at scope height. How much lower can you go before the ocular bell gets too close to the action lever? On top of all that it is still butt ugly with poor fitting stocks. :p |
Originally Posted by WV Hunter
(Post 4218475)
Couldn't have said it better Semi. :lolabove:
I find it really ironic that TC now owns and is selling the redemption. And T/C implies its their innovations in the video. They didn't event anything. LHR invented it and now T/C is taking the credit for it. “Thompson/Center pioneered innovative designs in the sport of muzzleloading in the early 1970’s with new technologies such as the interchangeable Encore® platform, Speed Breech XT®, Flex-Tech® and Power Rod®,” said Danielle Sanville, Brand Manager for Thompson/Center Arms. “Today we raised the bar again with the launch of our hammerless T/C Strike, which delivers the ultimate in muzzleloading performance, along with T/C’s legendary accuracy.” |
The one critical flaw that has still not been addressed is......scope mounting. |
Originally Posted by WV Hunter
(Post 4218475)
I find it really ironic that TC now owns and is selling the redemption.
A big question is whether, in the course of the buyout negotiations, was there any mention of current Redemption owners? Meaning, will TC/S&W honor the LHR warranty? |
Somebody made some money...............
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