T/C question for those in the know.

[chorizo]

Was the short lived T/C Big Boar nothing more than a Renegade Hunter in 58 cal? Do the hunter triggers/tangs and lock interchange?

I got to eyeball one a few months ago for a little bit and while I didn't have a Renegade available to do a heads up comparison my first impression was it was a Renegade hunter until I read the barrel markings.

So who amongst us knows. Speculation, I can do myself!

 

[Crows-R-US]

Yes, the 'Big Boar' is a single trigger Renegade. About the only difference between it & the 'Renegade Hunter' is caliber and I believe the 'Hunter' had the regular Renegade steel buttplate.

 

[chorizo]

Yes, the 'Big Boar' is a single trigger Renegade. About the only difference between it & the 'Renegade Hunter' is caliber and I believe the 'Hunter' had the regular Renegade steel buttplate.

Thank you. That is what it appeared to me too.

 

[Prairieofthedog]

Thank you. That is what it appeared to me too.

Yup, the stocks are interchangeable and basically the same.As you probably know you can put the BIG BOAR .58 barrel on a Renegade stock with Double Set triggers.Thats what I did for Hunting.Around the time of the Big Boar the Renegade Hunter started coming with the Boar rubber buttplate.My renegade hunter has a steel buttplate.

 

[chorizo]

Way beyond and way ahead of you from 45 days ago, but thanks anyways. Big Boar stock with renegade 22" barrel bored out to 58 cal 1:32 twist.

 

[Dirty Mike]

Way beyond and way ahead of you from 45 days ago, but thanks anyways. Big Boar stock with renegade 22" barrel bored out to 58 cal 1:32 twist.

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Did Bobby do the barrel?

 

[chorizo]

Did Bobby do the barrel?

Yes. He did several for me.

 

[chorizo]

Yes, the 'Big Boar' is a single trigger Renegade. About the only difference between it & the 'Renegade Hunter' is caliber and I believe the 'Hunter' had the regular Renegade steel buttplate.

Also of note, the Big Boar stock is beefier than the standard renegade stock, both in the wrist and the forearm.

Top gun is the Big Boar stock
second down is a Renegade Hunter stock (with a rubber pad I put on it from a White Mountain Carbine)

 

[longcruise]

Another thing worth noting is the Renegade barrels are also a fit to the TC Hawken with 1" barrel channel.

 

[chorizo]

Another thing worth noting is the Renegade barrels are also a fit to the TC Hawken with 1" barrel channel.

And a 15/16th" Hawken barrel will fit the White Mountain Carbine 50 cal 15/16th channel. I be thinking that it would make a nice lightweight 54 cal carbine if you can get Hoyt to bore it out and cut it down to say 23" and get a 1:38 twist for it.

It would make a nice conical shooting hunting gun with reasonable loads! Use the CVA 375/425 grain or a 450 grain Plains bullet with around 80 grains of FFFg. It would spit out the 375 gr at around 1360 fps and have muzzle energy of a little over 1500ftlbs....more than adequate for elk at 75 yards and deer out to 125 yards

 

[Dirty Mike]

Also of note, the Big Boar stock is beefier than the standard renegade stock, both in the wrist and the forearm.

Top gun is the Big Boar stock
second down is a Renegade Hunter stock (with a rubber pad I put on it from a White Mountain Carbine)

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I cant tell a difference between my big bore stocks and my renegades but haven't paid super close attention my big boar currently sits on a renegade double trigger stock while the single trigger sits in safe

 

[Dirty Mike]

Yes. He did several for me.

Whats it run in price?

 

[chorizo]

For t/c standard rebore, barrel cut and a dovetail up front $150 plus $50 for return shipping

 

[chorizo]

I cant tell a difference between my big bore stocks and my renegades but haven't paid super close attention my big boar currently sits on a renegade double trigger stock while the single trigger sits in safe

You can see it in the pic I posted