The TC Venture exceeds MOA guarentee

David E. Petzal has tested and written a brief review about the new TC Venture. The new sub-$500 budget bolt-action rifle not only meets but exceeds its 1 MOA guarantee. Just look at these groups David was getting with a variety of loads:

Federal 168-grain Match–.789”

Federal 165-grain Nosler Ballistic Tip—1.195”

HSM 165-grain soft-point–.855”*

Nosler 180-grain E-Tip handload–.919”

Winchester 180-grain Power Point—1.163”

Berger 155-grain VLD handload–.667”**

I cannot wait for it to come out in a short action. A .308, 7mm-08 and .243 would be awesome.

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Read the review at The Gun Nut

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Steve Jul 24th 2009 rifles Tags: , , , 6 Comments

6 Responses to “The TC Venture exceeds MOA guarentee”

  1. Dave Kon 29 Jul 2009 at 2:00 am link comment

    I’m really hoping they distribute these in Canada, I love companies that raise the bar in value and would happily slap down a couple bills for one. I’d then proceed to stick a high value Chinese scope on it (You may not get nice Chinese optics in the US, they’re easy to import here).

  2. Sven Ortmannon 29 Jul 2009 at 9:28 am link comment

    I’ll keep this link just in case a NATO army dares to spend 8,000 € per sniper rifle again.

  3. Steveon 29 Jul 2009 at 10:04 am link comment

    Sven, HAHA

  4. mike don 09 Sep 2009 at 1:14 pm link comment

    yep, now available in canada – all same distributor seems like.

    my 7mm shoots all three shots touching same hole at 100 yrds.

    mike

  5. Abelardo Romeroon 22 Nov 2009 at 12:08 pm link comment

    What kind of bullets does it use

  6. nickon 08 Mar 2010 at 4:14 am link comment

    is it just as acurate in 30-06?

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