T/C Triumph Bone Collector Muzzleloader Review

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T/C Triumph Bone Collector Muzzleloader Review

September 2009 Product Review

T/C Triumph Bone Collector Muzzleloader Review

Mike Waddell says Thompson Center's new .50 Cal. Triumph Bone Collector is, "the baddest muzzleloader in the land!" I've gotta say, when I hear claims like this, I have to see for myself what all the fuss is about. So I picked one up and headed to the range.

It's no secret, New Hampshire-based Thompson/Center Arms has taken the firearms market by storm in recent years. Born in 1965, T/C has been around for over four decades and, many believe they now make some of the finest firearms in the world today. Read more...

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