TC Encore
11-25-2006, 06:52 PM
#1
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Northern Wisconsin
Posts: 1,161
TC Encore
Ok guys i was wondering how much a TC Encore would be with a 7mm mag barrel and a 50. cal barrel would be. Im thinking about buying one this summer. Any help would be appreciated.
11-25-2006, 07:01 PM
#2
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wall SD USA & Jamestown ND
Posts: 11,474
RE: TC Encore
An Encore frame will run about 269 for a blue one or 289 for a SS one. The barrels will run from 225- 275. The Pro Hunter model will run another 50-75. Those prices are like retail at stores in my area. Some shopping around may save a little. I asume you are talking about rifle barrels?
11-26-2006, 06:46 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: South Dakota
Posts: 2,862
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: retrieverman
I would go with a non-Pro Hunter stock/forend/receiver, and if you like them, use Pro hunter barrels. The Pro Hunter models are very nice, but to me, all you are paying for is cosmetic "fluff".
I would go with a non-Pro Hunter stock/forend/receiver, and if you like them, use Pro hunter barrels. The Pro Hunter models are very nice, but to me, all you are paying for is cosmetic "fluff".
All you get with the Pro Hunter is a newly redesigned stock and a swing away hammer. Not worth the extra $$$ in my opinion.
I just bought a TC Encore stainless 50cal with a hardwoods thumbhole stock and forend a month or so ago, and it shoots wonderfully. I have pictures in the Muzzleloader section of what it does to deer.
11-28-2006, 11:27 AM
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Lake County, Florida
Posts: 3,313
RE: TC Encore
ORIGINAL: Rammer
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All you get with the Pro Hunter is a newly redesigned stock and a swing away hammer. Not worth the extra $$$ in my opinion.
I just bought a TC Encore stainless 50cal with a hardwoods thumbhole stock and forend a month or so ago, and it shoots wonderfully. I have pictures in the Muzzleloader section of what it does to deer.
ORIGINAL: retrieverman
I would go with a non-Pro Hunter stock/forend/receiver, and if you like them, use Pro hunter barrels. The Pro Hunter models are very nice, but to me, all you are paying for is cosmetic "fluff".
I would go with a non-Pro Hunter stock/forend/receiver, and if you like them, use Pro hunter barrels. The Pro Hunter models are very nice, but to me, all you are paying for is cosmetic "fluff".
All you get with the Pro Hunter is a newly redesigned stock and a swing away hammer. Not worth the extra $$$ in my opinion.
I just bought a TC Encore stainless 50cal with a hardwoods thumbhole stock and forend a month or so ago, and it shoots wonderfully. I have pictures in the Muzzleloader section of what it does to deer.
12-06-2006, 10:15 AM
#10
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Columbia, Md.
Posts: 1,211
RE: TC Encore
I bought my Encore 209x50 SST composite for the ridiculous price of $480 at BPS. You can get heavy SST barrel for around $240 if you shop around. Blued barrels are under $200. I just bought a Pro Hunter 20g slug barrel for $300 which is a deal for that one, $380 MSRP.
Everthing made for the Pro Hunter will fit on a standard Encore. The Pro Hunter just has more bling. One thing I don't like is it's lighter due to all of the milling. I picked up a 12g Slug Pro Hunter and it was feather light. That thing will knock the snot out of you when it goes off.
You can have the swing hammer put on your standard Encore frame for around $80 I think from T/C. I just use the hammer extension and haven't had any problems with it.
Everthing made for the Pro Hunter will fit on a standard Encore. The Pro Hunter just has more bling. One thing I don't like is it's lighter due to all of the milling. I picked up a 12g Slug Pro Hunter and it was feather light. That thing will knock the snot out of you when it goes off.
You can have the swing hammer put on your standard Encore frame for around $80 I think from T/C. I just use the hammer extension and haven't had any problems with it.