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t.shaffer 01-26-2016 06:50 AM

i vote for break opens love my t/c s especially the triumphs & bone collectors & even the impacts & then i would go with a thumbhole omega

bronko22000 01-26-2016 07:33 AM

I like the break open action. Seems at least for me the easiest to prime, disassemble and clean. But that's my opinion. Different strokes for different folks I guess.

super_hunt54 01-26-2016 10:30 AM

The easier cleaning part I could care less about. It's the ease of priming that tops things for me. They are all easy to clean in my book. Some may take an extra minute than the other but again, they are all easily cleaned. I just don't want something that I have to carry a priming tool around just to load the dang thing.

BarnesAddict 01-26-2016 11:55 AM

Rather a bolt. More accurate at long range.

WV Hunter 01-26-2016 11:59 AM


Originally Posted by t.shaffer (Post 4242004)
i vote for break opens love my t/c s especially the triumphs & bone collectors & even the impacts & then i would go with a thumbhole omega

Those would be a falling block or drop action, not a break action.
I like those too. Had good luck with Omega.

badbowbender2 01-26-2016 03:55 PM


Originally Posted by WV Hunter (Post 4242068)
Those would be a falling block or drop action, not a break action.
I like those too. Had good luck with Omega.

Not. Triumphs and Impacts are break open rifles. Omega and KRB7 are drop/falling/rolling block rifles.

WV Hunter 01-27-2016 03:13 AM


Originally Posted by badbowbender2 (Post 4242099)
Not. Triumphs and Impacts are break open rifles. Omega and KRB7 are drop/falling/rolling block rifles.

Yeah you are right, I was thinking about the trigger housing dropping on triumph in my mind. Brain fart :rolleye0011:

Muley Hunter 01-27-2016 05:21 AM

Are brain farts smelly?

Semisane 01-27-2016 06:58 AM

Not if you keep your fingers in your ears.


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