Armored farmer
Member
A quick review of the t/c and simmons scope:
First is the scope..
Surprisingly clear.
Mushy adjustments.
Maybe a tad too shiny on the matte finish stainless rifle, but I asked for it.
the T/C performance center rifle never missed a beat except for two ammo related misfires. Good dents by the firing pin on the rims proved it was my cheap ammo, not the gun.
The Hogue stock was nice and grippy, but the tradeoff was that my dusty fingerprints were all over the stock.
I like the design of the stock. It is comfortable both offhand and on a rest. The butt has a resting place for your support hand if you wish.
The guys at my lgs set the scope on the perfect set of rings for a good cheek weld and alignment with the glass.
I already had a sling that I like on it.
I thought it shot pretty well with the cheap ammo I was using.
I had intended to just get the scope close and fine tune it with better ammo, but the stars aligned pretty quickly and I didn't want to stop and get different ammo.
First is the scope..
Surprisingly clear.
Mushy adjustments.
Maybe a tad too shiny on the matte finish stainless rifle, but I asked for it.
the T/C performance center rifle never missed a beat except for two ammo related misfires. Good dents by the firing pin on the rims proved it was my cheap ammo, not the gun.
The Hogue stock was nice and grippy, but the tradeoff was that my dusty fingerprints were all over the stock.
I like the design of the stock. It is comfortable both offhand and on a rest. The butt has a resting place for your support hand if you wish.
The guys at my lgs set the scope on the perfect set of rings for a good cheek weld and alignment with the glass.
I already had a sling that I like on it.
I thought it shot pretty well with the cheap ammo I was using.
I had intended to just get the scope close and fine tune it with better ammo, but the stars aligned pretty quickly and I didn't want to stop and get different ammo.