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PAHUNTER105 01-03-2009 02:50 PM

Thompson Icon 7MM
 
Hey Guys,

I was looking into the ThompsonIcon 7MM. Anybody have one? Do you like it or should I continue looking at the Remington 7MM Mag. I have owned Remington my whole life, but I was looking into something different, but definitely in 7MM...Thanks,


JKC

glockman55 01-03-2009 04:13 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
The T/C Icon looks like a sweet rifle, Too new for me to try just yet, for over $800. I'll wait and see how they do.
http://www.tcarms.com/firearms/icon.php

d_toll85 01-03-2009 06:03 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
I see in your post you mention the Encore. If thats the case i can't help ya, but if you mean Icon I just got mine yesterday.I picked up a .22-250and just shot it today for the first time. Super smooth and the action is like butter.

Bernie P. 01-04-2009 08:48 AM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
The reviews I've read were all very positive.TC guarantees all Icons shoot MOA and include a test target with each so I don't think you can go wrong.I've had great luck with the two TC's I've owned both in accuracy and reliability.

PAHUNTER105 01-04-2009 06:50 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
Thanks for all the input guys......................

Sheridan 01-04-2009 07:04 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
Here is what I am waiting on right now in 7MM Remington Magnum.



http://www.sakoa7.net/



I own Remingtons' as well and this is a VERY nice rifle......


stalkingbear 01-07-2009 06:26 AM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
I'm an HUGE Browning A-bolt fan/owner and I know for a fact you can't go wrong with them. The TC Icon design/quality/fit/finish of the 1s I've handled look great but havn't got to shoot them yet.

CarpetBagger 01-08-2009 02:26 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
Im still the one saying6 one way half dozen the other on 90% of the rifles out there...

From Ruger, Remington, Thompson, Tikka, Savage, Browning...all of these are solid guns and will last many lifetimes with the proper care....Go check em out handle em...pull the trigger if they let you...and find the one that feels right in your own hands...

I dont really think you will go wrong with any purchase in 7mm.

Ive been partial to my .270 model 700 only cause it is my newest rifle, but when i purchased it, it seemed to fit me better than the ruger m77 i was originally looking at. No difference in price....

7mm is definatly on a short list of calibers i would like to own....I think i would look and see what was available or even on sale. I know our sportsmans warehouse here puts some really nice gun and scope combos on sale that are leftovers or even from their display cases.



stalkingbear 01-08-2009 03:12 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
hey Carpetbagger-unless the store put together the rifle/scope combo, Most of the factory combos usually put cheap scopes on them I wouldn't have on 1 of my .22 rimfires. I would HIGHLY reccomend getting a decent scope seperate. Just saying buyer beware.

Hrly69 01-08-2009 03:50 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
The Icon is a nice piece,but if your looking for a above par bolt action then you might wanna try Marlins new XL7 25-06,270 and 30-06.This gun is a tack driver machine "so I here" capable of shooting MOA for 1/3rd of the price of the Icon.

CarpetBagger 01-08-2009 05:07 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 

ORIGINAL: stalkingbear

hey Carpetbagger-unless the store put together the rifle/scope combo, Most of the factory combos usually put cheap scopes on them I wouldn't have on 1 of my .22 rimfires. I would HIGHLY reccomend getting a decent scope seperate. Just saying buyer beware.
No they use pretty decent grade stuff out at our store. They have things they like to call "Managers Specials" its done in house by the store.Its usually a left over from last year with a burris fullfield or a nikon prostaff on it.

Last one i saw was a Winchester Model 70 (pre buyout by FN) with a Fullfield II scope for like 800. Included sling, scope rings, mounted and boresighted with a case. I thought it was a nice buy

Ive also seen a Model 7600 in 270 with a Prostaff scope for like 699 as well as a few muzzleloader packages. They usually have one over there every time i go...only live about 15min from the place so i frequent it alot.

stalkingbear 01-09-2009 08:05 AM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
Yeah those represent the best scopes available within that price range. I was talking about the wal-mart type combos mounted from factory.

CarpetBagger 01-09-2009 01:34 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
No i wasnt pushing those outfits on anyone....In PA here you cant even buy a rifle from walmart anymore all they carry are knives, muzzleloaders, and bb guns...no rifles or shotguns.

Makes things alot easier on our gun guys with walmart outa the picture.

georgiashooter 01-28-2009 12:46 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
I have an Icon classic in .270 Win and have been very impressed. It shoots a variety of ammo under 1 MOA. It is also a very nice looking gun.

3000fps 02-08-2009 06:45 PM

RE: Thompson Icon 7MM
 
looked at 2 icons yesterday very nice rifles


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