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    Default knight rifles are much better then t/c

    actually i dont really know i dont own a t/c but i like my knight. i just wanted to make the t/c lovers a little mad

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    Nice second post. I bet this gets deleted. There is NO brand bashing allowed here

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    must not be able to afford a tc jk

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    By that post I can defintely tell you have never shot a tc.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    Looking for a little trouble now are we? I guess that is why Jim Shokey dumped Knight Rifles for a T/C.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    HMM, I hope your next posts are better LOL.
    I happen to own a TC Encore I am also probably one of the best mods to get along with
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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    I've owned and hunted with Knight's for the last ten years and they've been good guns, BUT .... when my finances permit, I'll have a T/C ProHunter.

    Shane13, I'll bet you're one of those guys who would talk bad about a man's dog, aren't you?

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    Own a T/C .54 cal Renegade and a .50 cal Black Diamond -- No Complaints. The only ones complaining are the MN deer.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    That is what I heard as well. That is why I have a TC.
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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    I have a couple of each and while both are about equal quality, they are not up to the Savage level.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    No complaints about tc's here either. Been really happy with my black diamond.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

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    Looking for a little trouble now are we? I guess that is why Jim Shokey dumped Knight Rifles for a T/C.

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    Had more to do with Jim's Deal with American Pioneer Powder and nothing to do with the gun. Knight reccomends 777.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    I had a knight and I always had problems with it so i decided to buy another muzzle loader. Went to my local shop and the first one that i picked up was a tc omega with the thumbhole stock, had to have it. Since then I have also purchased the tc encore as well and I would have to say they are the two best gun purchases I have made.

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    i have a knight that i absolutly love ..on the other hadnd dad has a t/c encore and it shoots great both are excellent guns .but i like the knight just because it is a little lighter and still shots great

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    Default Re: knight rifles are much better then t/c

    bowtech, Glad you have had good luck with yours. Which model do you have? My brother had a knight and also had problems with it. I'm not sure which model he had but it had the 24" ss barrel. He also had to use the plastic pieces for the primers which we both hated. Got tired of it and he also bought an omega.

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