TC Venture

[eagle rider]

anyone have any experience with these?  Solid rifle or another plastic POS?  

[jjb4900]

I have one and am pretty happy with the way it shoots......I'm looking into upgrading the stock to a wooden from Boyd's.

[steve863]

Which other currently produced rifles do you consider to be a plastic POS?  No, some of these budget guns are not pretty, but they honestly ALL seem to work quite well and many are as accurate as guns costing several times more.  There are things I don't like about them, but I don't think I'd call any of them a total POS.  They will kill deer as dead as a custom gun.

 

 

 

[Pygmy]

As much as I love my walnut and blued finishes, I must agree with Steve..

The recent breed of affordable rifles are very accurate and functional..I was just reading that Winchester has got in the game with model of their own..

[jjb4900]

yeah, as far as the metal work and finish on the gun it seems to be the same as most higher priced guns.....the only difference I see is in the stock, and while pricing a nice wood one from Boyd's, I see that's were they saved money in the manufacturing and that savings is passed on to the consumer.

[Huntscreek]

I own a couple TC Ventures and with a good scope there Accurate. The gun live's up to there MOA Guarantee. I know they did have a recall but what Firearm Manufacturer hasn't had there share of problems. TC stood up took the problem and fixed it. Here is TC venture put to the test. I had the same results shooting every Venture I have. Enjoy

Edited September 29, 2015 by Huntscreek

[eagle rider]

I'm not impressed at all with the 783, or the Axis.  Stocks are tupperware.  

[eagle rider]

I have one and am pretty happy with the way it shoots......I'm looking into upgrading the stock to a wooden from Boyd's.

which venture do you have?

[jjb4900]

which venture do you have?

I have the Weathershield in .308