Best place to order a T/C Renegade?

[stevekl]

I've been looking around the internet for somewhere to order a (new) T/C Renegade, as none of my local stores have one. However, I can't find that many sources. I've only found one site (dixiegunworks) that I consider a large, well-known (to me, atleast) site, and a few smaller retailers. I don't have a problem with dixiegunworks but i'd like to shop around on some more sites and maybe find the best price.

So if you were me, where would you buy from?

 

[roundball]

Ed Cain, Cains Outdoor, West VA is a pretty big TC and GM operation...bought several things through him, excellent customer service attitude, etc...I've referred a number of people to him and they've been satisfied...so that's one you could try.
[url] www.cainsoutdoor.com[/url]


PLUS...I noticed there's a like new .54cal Renegade right up in the classifieds on this Forum, with a case and a lot of supplies...you might take a look at that...and remember, TC has a real lifetime warranty without regard to being the original owner or anything, it's on the product.

 

[Swampman]

I bought/built an unfired T/C Hawken with a 32" unfired Sharon round ball barrel with parts that I got off eBay. It was quite a bit cheaper than a new one and a lot of fun.

 

[cliff mccann]

I bought mine from Fox Ridge Outfitters.That's TC's custom shop,I think.You can choose your caliber and rifling type for bullets or balls.

 

[cayugad]

http://www.foxridgeoutfitters.com/section.cfm?section=16

Fox Ridge Outfitters carry all the Thompson Center line. Actually if I were ordering a new one, I would get a .58 caliber.

If you want to save some money, then check the auction sites. You can get some new in the box or in excellent condition for under $200.00

 

[jim gray]

I got one a year ago in .58 caliber from Fox Ridge outfitters. Mine was $330 dollars for the flintlock. The Fox Ridge version is the old style renegade that you can't get from T/C sny more. The only difference I can see from what I remember is that the newer Renegade (from Fox Ridge) has a rubber recoil pad.

Oh, I got that price by ordering it through a local dealer not the website.

 

[cayugad]

WOW.. that's a heck of a price. I don't need another one, but for that price I'd sure be tempted. Although the next will be a Hawkins instead of the Renegade.

 

[jim gray]

I agree, at the time I didn't need one either. :haha: But I convinced myself that the price was too good to pass up, and since I didn't have a single gun in .58 caliber, I was woefully lacking in versatility.

I've been looking around the internet for somewhere to order a (new) T/C Renegade, as none of my local stores have one.

Steve,
Any authorized T/C dealer should be able to get the gun for you and save you a bit on the shipping as well.

 

[roundball]

Steve,
Any authorized T/C dealer should be able to get the gun for you and save you a bit on the shipping as well.

FYI...if you order through a dealer, and want a 1:66" slow twist round ball barrel, tell them to specify that at the time of the order...only costs an extra $10.