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As sad as it sounds, I agree. What's worse? Having some kind of gimmick is what many marketeers seem to think is important, instead of something like the quality of the product.I cant help but wonder if everything TC makes has to have a gimmick. So many shows sponsored by TC and Ive yet to run into a real person carrying one.
A bud of mine bought one last month, 308. He obsesses it "only" shoots 1" to 1.5" cold bore 100 yard groups. I reminded him he bought it for a hunting rifle to kill deer. It's not a bench rest gun.
Anyway, beyond unreasonable expectations, the only other complaint he had was the trigger pull weight. He got a spring replacement from Ernie the Gunsmith and is now OK with the trigger.
I did handle one at Fisherman's and Marine, seemed like a nice rifle and worth the price, pretty much on par with all of it's competitors in that space.
Thanks, still thing about getting one, but really would like to look at one 1st. I bought a Ruger American in a 243 this fall, like the feel better than the Savage Axis, which I did not care for. Also I know for under a few hundred I can get a Lam. wood stock for the Ruger, not sure on the T/C Compass.
The closest spot to look at one is anywhere from a 3 to 4 hour drive 1 way, so just can't run downtown and look at it!
PS Thanks for the input too!I've had my Compass in 22-250 for several months now and no problems to speak of. They guarantee moa or better and I was not disappointed. The adjustable trigger didn't get as light as I wanted (only complaint). I attached a muzzle brake (factory threaded) and now have a varmint killer that has yet to kill a varmint, lol. Here's a pic of my best 100 yard group.