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Thompson Center Arms, LLC 2276R Triumph Muzzleloader 45 Cal 209 Primer 28" Black Nitride Black Barrel, Nitride Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Fixed Mossy Oak Bottomland Synthetic Stock

$737.80
Brand
Thompson Center
Color
Black Nitride
Caliber
.45 Cal
Capacity
1
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
28in
UPC
810180305242

Overview

The Thompson Center Arms Triumph is a 45-caliber break-action muzzleloader designed for reliability and precision in the field. It features a 28-inch steel barrel and a drilled and tapped receiver, both finished in durable black nitride. Built for modern muzzleloading, it utilizes a 209 primer ignition system and has a capacity of one round. The firearm is set in a fixed Mossy Oak Bottomland synthetic stock with a length of pull measuring 14 inches. It incorporates a comfortable Sims recoil pad to help manage felt recoil. The barrel and receiver share a sleek black nitride finish, and the muzzleloader is shipped without factory sights, allowing users to easily mount optics to the drilled and tapped receiver.

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