TC Encore
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MB.
Posts: 2,984
RE: TC Encore
I also have a TC Encore and if it wasn’t for my hammer spur I’d have a hard time pulling the hammer back. Always be careful when pulling the hammer back because if it slips the rifle can go off...
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,618
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: johnshiredman
Cataway,
I use an extender on my encore pistol and would hate for that to happen. Where did the hammer break...where the extender was attached or further down in the action?
Cataway,
I use an extender on my encore pistol and would hate for that to happen. Where did the hammer break...where the extender was attached or further down in the action?
it snapped off right were the thumb tab connects to the hammer.
TC fixed it with out any questions , i was just glad it didn't happen
very close to deer season.
i must add, i was shooting it as a hand gun , in a 444 marlin ,
the recoil is severe . I'm shore this had some thing to do with its braking the way it did .
i have even had a scope ring snap off. and have had to over size the mount screws , that hold the base to the barrel. right now I'm waiting for the scope to come back from Burris ,yeah it screwed it up to.
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location:
Posts: 1,785
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: CamoCop
i love mine, i've got about $1,100.00 wrapped up in it right now. this is counting the scope, sling, etc.
i love mine, i've got about $1,100.00 wrapped up in it right now. this is counting the scope, sling, etc.
#15
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 126
RE: TC Encore
cataway,
Thanks for the reply with the details. I've yet to fire anyting larger than a hot .44 mag 320 grain handload, so I can't imagine what a 444 marlin pistol recoil feels like.My 7mm-08 Encore pistolfeels like a ***** cat with 139 grain SST's, but has proved well on WI whitetails, so I don't know that I will ever need the ballistic advantage of going to a larger cartridge. Sorry to hear about the scope. I love the Burris 3-12 Ballistic Plex with Parallax adjustment that I have on top ofmy 08. Let us know how yourscope comes back.I hope Burris does the jobwell for you, I have heard good things about the company.Out of curiosity, how many rings were holding the scope when it broke...2 or more?
Thanks for the reply with the details. I've yet to fire anyting larger than a hot .44 mag 320 grain handload, so I can't imagine what a 444 marlin pistol recoil feels like.My 7mm-08 Encore pistolfeels like a ***** cat with 139 grain SST's, but has proved well on WI whitetails, so I don't know that I will ever need the ballistic advantage of going to a larger cartridge. Sorry to hear about the scope. I love the Burris 3-12 Ballistic Plex with Parallax adjustment that I have on top ofmy 08. Let us know how yourscope comes back.I hope Burris does the jobwell for you, I have heard good things about the company.Out of curiosity, how many rings were holding the scope when it broke...2 or more?
#16
RE: TC Encore
mine is also the full bull stainless steel in the .25-06 variety with the Pro Hunter Realtree Hardwoods Synthetic stock. one great thing about these rifles is your ability to customize them to your spec.'s. i'll have to get a couple pictures of mine on here tomorrow.
btw, sweet looking T/C!
btw, sweet looking T/C!
#17
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: retrieverman
I win this contest, and it is not one to be proud of winning (though I do love the gun). I have a Virgin Valley full bull stainless 300 WSM barrel and fiberglass Lone Wolf stock that cost me over $800.
I win this contest, and it is not one to be proud of winning (though I do love the gun). I have a Virgin Valley full bull stainless 300 WSM barrel and fiberglass Lone Wolf stock that cost me over $800.
#18
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: G2 Shooter
I thought no one was making barrels for the WSM chamberings? A couple of shops told me they didn't feel the barrel and receiver could take the recoil because the there was less material around the case due to it being fatter. I would love to try out the new .325WSM.
ORIGINAL: retrieverman
I win this contest, and it is not one to be proud of winning (though I do love the gun). I have a Virgin Valley full bull stainless 300 WSM barrel and fiberglass Lone Wolf stock that cost me over $800.
I win this contest, and it is not one to be proud of winning (though I do love the gun). I have a Virgin Valley full bull stainless 300 WSM barrel and fiberglass Lone Wolf stock that cost me over $800.
From what I have read, a lot of custom guys are chambering the "proprietary" cartridges, which includes the WSMs, Dakotas, Lazzeronis etc etc. I think it probably has more to do with royalties and rights than can or can't.
There are gunsmiths who will make one for you if you buy the reamer for the chamber. Just have to ask around, there are people doing it.
#20
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location:
Posts: 372
RE: TC Encore
This is my first deer taken withthis 7mm Rem Mag TC Encore. I put a Nikon Buckmaster 3x9x40 BDC reticle scope on this gun. Had a trigger job done and extention placed on the hammer. Shot this deer at 260+ yards at dusk. I love this gun, no complaints from me. I paid a little over $500 for the TC Encore walnut 50 cal BP. The walnut stock and forearmare to nice to take into the field. I've also added the syn camo stock and forearms for all the barrels.$215 for the 7mm, $160 for the 12 ga turkey barrel (ebay steal). Nikon scopes for all the barrels. One shot one kill.