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Welcome from your neighbor to the south.

As someone else mentioned, you can find used TC's for reasonable prices. Check the classifieds here. A 50 or 54 will do anything you want done.

Nice buck. Congrats!

Welcome from the Catskills of New York State. My Mom was a war bride (WW2) she was from Sanvic (near Le Havre).

Very nice bear, congrats!

Welcome. I used to live out your way in Valparaiso.

This works well for my 36 Seneca, from Midsouth Shooting Supply 338-357/35 Caliber Brass Cleaning Jag 8/32" Thread Montana Extreme # 07445 | Item # 165-07445

When my uncle passed he left me a little money. I purchased a Ruger No. 1 RSI with that money and had the gun engraved with his HS nickname "Little Gus". I knew that doing so it would lower the resale value, but, on the other hand, that would make me less likely to trade it off down the road.

Midway USA $119.99 per 1000

Very nice, appears unfired.

Greg said in the video I watched he was moving production back to New Hampshire, I never heard him mention Indiana. I liked TC better pre-Greg Ritz.

Welcome from the Catskills, I grew up in Warren County NJ.

Welcome from the Catskills, I grew up in Warren County NJ.

That was a good price on a 36 Patriot. I'll be holding on to mine.

I currently own two TC Seneca rifles, a 45 and a 36. They're nice rifles. I had a CVA Varmint model in 32, it was a good shooter too. Sold that one to a fellow member here.

I use 0.010 patches for ease of loading in both my 36 and 45 Senecas

I was very much into anything Thompson/Center in the 80's. Was a member of TCA. In my opinion, TC went downhill when Greg Ritz got involved. I would not expect him to make new production traditional style muzzleloaders.

Welcome from the Catskills. My wife is from Babylon.

Welcome from the Catskills