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Thompson Center Triumph Camo Stock Weathershield Blackpowder Rifles 8512, Break Open Action, 50 CAL Black Powder, 28 in

$500.50
Caliber
.50 Cal
Capacity
1
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
28in
UPC
90161038523

Overview

The Thompson Center Triumph is a break-open blackpowder rifle chambered for .50 caliber utilizing 209 primer ignition. It features a 28-inch stainless steel Weather Shield barrel, an alloy receiver, and a Realtree All-Purpose synthetic camo stock, bringing the overall length to 44.75 inches and weight to 6.75 pounds. The toggle-lock action and tip-up barrel design offer improved breech access, while the Speed Breech XT can be removed by hand with a 90-degree rotation and features three gas compression rings to eliminate 95% of corrosive fouling. The rifle includes an adjustable fiber optic sight system and a factory-set trigger ranging from 3 to 3.5 pounds with an automatic hammer block safety.

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