About Thompson Center Arms Compass II 12503 243WIN21.62"
Strung gag for use with viable compensators, gag brakes and silencers. 1/2-28 UNEF or 5/8-24 UNEF. Straightforward, tough plan fits long periods of dependable help and first rate exactness and relibility. Gives obvious and material input as to position of the security. Gives bolted, load/dump and fire positions. The 60 degree jolt lift gave by the 3-haul jolt configuration gives the shooter most extreme freedom between the jolt handle and a mounted extension - for quick cycling. The separable, smaller revolving magazine fits flush with the stock for simple conveying and no tangles. The low-support polymer magazine gives smooth taking care of in a rust-evidence, solid bundle. 5-rnd limit in standard types and 4-rnds in magnum types. The American-made T/C COMPASS II is upheld by the acclaimed T/C Lifetime Warranty, securing your venture for a long period of chases. 5R rifling's novel plan gives advantages to the shooter by causing less slug misshapening. The edges of each land don't cut into and twist the projectile coat. At the point when the shot coat is less distorted, there will be less coat fouling in the sections. This outcomes in exactness from shot to shot, more prominent slug steadiness over different shots, and eventually, a rifle that is simpler to clean altogether. (MOA) Minute Of Angle - T/C's match grade barrels with 5R rifling convey ensured Minute of Angle precision... 1" (3 shot) bunches at 100 yards with premium ammo.
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Specifications
| Category | Rifles |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .243 Winchester |
| Capacity | 17+1 |
| Finish | Black |
| Sights | None (Optics Ready) |
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