$200 300 WIN MAG?

[@buckaroobonsi555]

It is 2019 now and I paid $299 for mine but it is great deal all the same. I got it in 30-06 because I wanted a light weight mountain rifle and at 7 1/4 pounds it is light. I already have a 300 WM and thought the 7 1/2 pound Compass would be a bit light for 300WM. I had thought about building it into a 284 Win but it is close to perfect as it is for what it is. With a Buris Fullfield II it is under 7 1/2 pounds in 30-06 that is Ultra Lite Arms territory for $300.

[@edwinmcnew4389]

Got one chambered in 270, haven’t shot it yet! Many good things about this rifle that is great! The 3 point locking lug, already set up for scope, light, the aluminum pillars for securing the barrel ! It’s not a bad value for the money! One could do worse! Great review! I love mine! Will keep it forever! Thank you for the truthfulness of your review! Highly appreciated! Overall nice rifle!

[@sartainja]

Good deal. You cannot beat that rifle for the price. Nice job on the review for the rifle. 👍

[@BearArms1972]

Have you considered filling the hollow of the stock and the hollows under the barrel with epoxy? Might that stiffen and "solidify" the stock and add some (but not too much) weight? I did that to a CVA muzzleloader I had once. The buttstock was hollow and (because it was a .50 cal muzzleloader with a full barrel) it was very front heavy. I filled the buttstock with liquid nails adhesive. That made it more solid and added a little weight to the back.

[@davisgunner6687]

structural foam works fine.. being initially liquid it is so easy to fill the butstock

[@scowler92]

Why not shove a cleaning kit or extra ammo in there?

[@wes326]

Plumbing putty works well to add weight and is removable.

[@briansouth9325]

Call it 50cent because it got shot 9 times, I've got the same rifle. Waiting on the 6.5

[@anewzack78]

Brian South lmao

[@johnnyasus86]

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[@mattthadd4663]

Danny hahaha i was wondering if anyone got the reference

[@dannysnarski2469]

Get rich or die tryin'....

[@Evil-Bliss]

It means the rapper ".50 cent" got shot 9 times and hes still alive.

[@treyriver5676]

I purchase the 6.5 Creedmoor version and found it as you say very light to resolve this issue I took the recoil pad off took about 30 8mm cast lead 170 grain bullets double-bag them in a couple of Ziploc bags wrapped in electrical tape push that all the way forward into the wrist of the stock then rolled closed cell foam and ran that in behind it to the point they had to be compressed on with the recoil pad. This adds weight and reduces the hollow sound I may take the gun out of stock and epoxy some lead shot in the foregrip as well. With my first handloads I produced about a one and a quarter inch Group at 100 yards using a Firefield 10 to 50 scope it's on the high rings so I made a field expedient Style cheek rest which works quite nicely actually . I don't know that would recommend this scope as I had to send the first one back but the second one i now survived 39 cartridges loaded from the factory by Hornady and 20 hand hand-load cartridges all 140 grain.

[@preachersdayoff]

Any new $200 center fire that shoots decent is a great deal! Thanks for sharing.

[@Cliff_Dixon_42]

The rebate mentioned may have expired, but every now and then there are still some unbelievable deals on this rifle. Recently got a Compass in .308 for a "Cyber Monday" deal (honored at the local brick-and-mortar chain store) for $220 -- or $150 off of their usual retail price.

[@JDuBz815]

in my experience, most bolt action rifles, especially in the sub-$700 range have some loose fitting bolts when they are in the unlocked position and to the rear. Wouldn't call that a negative. Doesn't affect the accuracy or the operation in any way, not that I've noticed. my Remington 700BDL has wiggle room with the bolt open and everyone knows they're known for accuracy. Also, if your bolt has a floating bolt head, it's inherently gonna have wobble. It's by design. Just drives me crazy when people cry about that on a budget priced rifle. You can buy a really nice tight tolerance custom rifle for anywhere upwards of $1000 or you can buy 5 TC compass's. Can't complain about a $200 gun that works

[@av8rbri473]

the truth have 3 BDL’s here and I can attest to the wiggle when all the way open; yet when closed, they perform above avg. all of them including the 7MM REMMAG, 30-06 and 22-250 are

[@ronws2007]

Awesome points. I find the bolt wiggle is not a problem and has not caused inaccuracies. Basically, once the lugs of the bolt are rotated in battery, it is not moving anywhere. And I think the 3 lug design is more secure. My TC Compass II in .308 Win shot measured 1/2" at 100 yards on the first two shots with Hornady SST 165 gr, a hunting round. The barrel heated up on other firings as I zeroed. And then I switched to Federal Nontypical Whitetail 150 grain and shot two groups. One was three shots measuring 1 inch on the outer two shots. Another two shot group that measured 1 inch with a barrel so hot I could not touch it for more than a second - ish. Awesome accuracy for deer hunting. For me, yes, the stock is cheap, on purpose. And I don't care if it gets dirty. This was made for dragging through the bushes and mud and to hike into your zone with it. Especially with say, a .300 Win Mag, you maybe hunting big horn sheep or elk and have to hike a while and having a light rifle to carry is okay because you brought along some packing foam for recoil absorption. Or put on a hydraulic recoil pad that you have money for because you paid so little for the rifle.

[@RemoteViewr1]

Respectfully, 300 win Mag is what it is. You are smart. I dislike recoil as much as anybody. It's why I will get the 243 and 7mm08 versions of this rifle; great review. Why hack on the rifle, or a magnum choice, when the result is baked in the cake? God, I love your channel and easy facts approach, thanks a million!!

[@forestgrump2168]

I got the 308 win version of the rifle a 6 months ago and like it a lot. I paid 350 for mine and didn't think that was unfair. my stock is quit ridged, I couldn't move mine at all . accuracy is great and the 308 is not a basher with recoil.

[@voiceofreality9741]

S&W bought out TC and retains brand so you have a TC Compass made by S&W.. WIN!

[@atomicdeath10]

Not a win. S&W's quality control has been terrible as of late. Bought a few of their Performance Center revolvers that have had lots of issues, number one of which has been canted barrels *New in box from the factory $1000+ revolver with a canted barrel*

[@macgyver5108]

With MOST mass production rifles it can typically take up to 50 rounds fired before they build up enough copper fouling to shoot "good" groups. Some even can take up to 100 rounds to group well. You also want to AVOID using copper solvents, like Hoppe's #9 until after several hundred rounds when your groups open up, the Hoppe's will strip the copper fouling and the rifle will shoot like crap for about 20 rounds until it fouls with copper again... Just use a plain gun oil, something like Breakfree CLP to clean and lube the bore occasionally to prevent rust.

[@Crashe62]

Stumbled across your channel and learned of the TC rebate last week - picked up 2 of them. These are great shooting rifles!

[@justincollins8776]

Tim Walton where did you find one for this price? Thanks for any info.

[@Crashe62]

I bought a 270 and a 243 at Academy Sporting Goods for $299 ($224 after $75 mail in rebate), I've seen them online for cheaper at Kentucky Gun Company - they seem to have a good selection of calibers too. At least the last time I looked. Simply can not go wrong with these rifles at this price.

[@Janarr_350]

My Remington 770 works pretty good and is great for the price. I got mine for $260. The gun shop had them on sale but at other gun stores and stores sell them for $260. Mines in 30-06

[@coffeemaninsanity8596]

Being a light rifle is a great problem, it leaves you a lot of options for mounts scopes etc. I like to use Burris steel rings and Styrka scopes and they are very heavy when backpack hunting this helps. Weight is very easily added but very diff to lower. If this were a review of a Howa alpine mountain rifle and it weighed in at 7.5 lbs it would be touted as a major accomplishment

[@fishingunboxingsandreveiws7226]

I've got a model 98 mouser the bolt is very sloppy in the rear position,but it drives tacks. The deer I've shot fall out of the scope out to 450 yards. Just saying not being critical.

[@Newtire]

Same thing with my trusty old Springfield .30-06. Smooth as glass and very accurate.

[@candicerose135]

fishing unboxings and reveiws channel 6.5x55??

[@davisgunner6687]

bolt is FLOATING HEAD so it will rattle but locked up it is SO solid with 3 lugs.

[@andybassham2369]

As far as the bolt rattling all the way back, both of my 700 Rem's do the same thing. My cousin has a sporterized Mauser receiver built in 1916. The bolt doesn't wiggle, it waggles. Old gun with a no name barrel will still easily do 1.5". A decent barrel would change that up quick.

[@adventure5413]

Tc venture long action bases will fit the long action compass!! Just installed the egw 20moa base on my 300 mag. Compass

[@TheZombieburner]

I had the feeling they might. Nice to know for sure! I know a place to get wood stocks for a Venture. Do the math.

[@canonlygoupfromhereet5166]

I cant do math...tell me more...iv been serching for wood for mine...

[@79huddy]

@@canonlygoupfromhereet5166 Boyd's gun stocks

[@kevins1114]

The safety lever is a direct copy of that on the pre-'64 Winchester Model 70.

[@Liberty4Ever]

I took the butt pad off and just as it feels, the buttstock is hollow. I plan on filling the hollow area with foam, or even better micro (small hollow glass bubbles with just enough epoxy to make a paste). That was going to be part of my Pimp My T/C Compass video. If you don't want the lightest possible 300 Win Mag for hunting (carried a lot, shot very little) and you'd rather have a bench plinker that's carried a little and shot a lot, feel free to mix some epoxy and lead shot and use that to fill the hollow buttstock. You can always make a light rifle heavier, but you can't always make a heavy rifle lighter. It's hard to beat a good bolt action rifle for the cost of a decent pellet gun!

[@PGC1948]

When measuring your groups, measure from inside one shot to outside of the other shot, you don't need to try to measure center to center.

[@deuceandguns]

Center to center is more universally accepted by average Joe casual viewer and at the end of the day it really doesn't matter.

[@PGC1948]

If you measure from edge to edge you are measuring center to center, however you do not have to guess where the center of each hole is. 0

[@deuceandguns]

I understand the concept but I'm making a choice to measure this way for the KZbin viewing audience. With lighting, shadows, and camera angles at play this method gets me the least hate comments. Source - 5yrs KZbin exp and 200 videos.

[@robcharuk2351]

Payton Cunningham There is worse things in this world to worry about man!

[@dutchk9833]

Thanks for your review. I am thinking of getting it in the 6.5 Creedmor. On guns like that if you pillar bed it and put epoxy resin in the forestock it will tighten the groups a great deal. One guy said he put a Mod70 target spring on his along with the pillar bed and got sub 1/2” groups. Also foam can be sprayed in the stock for that hollow sound and needed weight. Not bad sounding for a $200 gun.

[@canonlygoupfromhereet5166]

M70 trigger spring?

[@dutchk9833]

george Thompsonson That what the guy said in a review. They are only a couple bucks, so worth a try. I got a 6.5 creedmoor on order for 300 shipped. Not bad.

[@canonlygoupfromhereet5166]

Dutch K9 hmm i see! Glad i found this vid i havnt found much info or storys of people doing work on them yet so i kind of had givven up. Man i hope the tc takes off and gets as popular as the savage modders are.

[@dutchk9833]

Okay last post. More articles I have read state to use the hunter springs and not the target springs because they fail the drop test. So basically there are several ways to fix the trigger issue. You can sand the bolts some to shorten them to reduce the weight. Replace the spring with a Mod 70 HUNTER spring and still use the two nuts. Take off one of the nuts and use a lock washer. And lastly cut one to one and s half coils off the original spring. People have stated they had success with all these mods, but I would make sure I have replacements prior to trying any of these in case too light. Also always remember to do a safety drop test on the gun for reliability prior to use. Good luck.

[@angrypatriot5392]

Send It! Very nice grouping.

[@goforvendingtofu]

It's a guess that the slop when the bolt is rearward might actually contribute positively to accuracy on a cheap rifle. But it's just a guess.

[@mandapalque]

You are right. A channel that only talks about the good things about an item, I don't like it. Thanks so much for this video cz I have one of this TCC, in 300 win mag.

[@takingu2skoo]

I like the safety cause on my Remington I have it on safety and the bolt can open on me while hiking through the brush or on my backpack traps not cool. there safety seem very good to me

[@deanflewelling210]

They're pretty accurate i took mine last fall on a moose hunt and filled the freezer with one round

[@edwardabrahamiii3742]

My dream gun is the .284/7mm rem mag

[@richardmartin3243]

It's a shame that Archangel don't make a rifle stock for it like they do for other rifles

[@canonlygoupfromhereet5166]

Richard Martin not even boydes or anyone iv found yet makes one

[@tylarhaugan7908]

george Thompsonson boyds makes one

[@JamesWMoody]

Looks like a clone of a model 70 Winchester for under two hundred bucks I'd buy one in a heartbeat!

[@cheapolegunguy]

Sounds Great, Thanks for the video and the "heads up".

[@ocean374]

Great review I ordered mine last week in 308 should be here on Monday 😄

[@willmorris2273]

They’re $400 now😭😭

[@m1a2abrams52]

$380 here in san Diego

[@thegreatoutdoors7610]

I’d rather the ruger american now

[@newelleatherly8565]

That’s still a good deal

[@johnbosler2211]

Love my 6.5 Creedmoor/ crossfire II 6x18x44

[@TheGrassFactor]

Go Vols!! +1 for the WinMag!

[@MPC-gk6st]

Last year I got the 6.5 and I can shoots really good I payed just over 200 for it. First rifle I payed more for the scope then the rifle This year I got the 300 win mag for 239 Hopefully it can shoot as good as the 6.5 If they keep these rebates up I will get one every year . The only bad thing I really have to say is the trigger will not go down as far as they advertised.

[@deuceandguns]

I found my 6.5 slightly more accurate but that's a sample size of one so your mileage may vary. Check out my trigger spring kit video linked below regarding that trigger weight. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2e7eYGLfraZr9E

[@TheZombieburner]

I like your review, you gave a good summation of it. I think I could grab one and screw around with it until I fixed the issues, which I think I will do, because it seems like a really good gun with just a few LITTLE things that could be done better. And really, isn't that not so different from a Mosin? The fun is in the fiddling.

[@fjb4932]

TheZombieburner Ran into the same Scam with Zeiss scopes and their rebate for a scope i bought from them years ago. Never will give them another red cent. Scam me once, shame on you. Never again ...

[@andybassham2369]

The 7mm08 I got my kid last year shot 1.25" at 100 with cheap ass PPU garbage ammo. Good enough for something I paid $215 for. M-Carbo trigger spring kit is the only way to go with a Compass as well. The gun works, its a bargain. If you buy one with the intent on buying a $150 stock and trying to a bunch of shit to it to improve it, you should have just bought something better up front. I learned that lesson years back with a Marlin 817. Stock, trigger, and bedding all that jazz, I sold it and bought a CZ that shot a better first group than the Marlin did in its entire life.

[@ashbyt1]

Excellent review.

[@Bill23799]

Hey BC, have you considered removing the butt pad and putting some ballast in that hollow stock? I did that with my Mossberg .22 Plinkster buy putting 25 rounds of .22LR in there cushioned with plastic grocery bag to stop any rattle. It really improved the balance of the rifle and i have some extra ammo if i need it.

[@kevingipe8242]

Bought one of these rifles in 308 during 2017, the features were good and it was accurate enough but it just felt so cheap and the trigger wasn’t great, the last straw was when I was still hunting and I went to pull up the rifle on a nice deer and that sticky butt pad grabbed my coat and made a noise and scared the deer off, I promptly sold the rifle and picked up an ar10 in 308 instead

[@gocraiger]

Also .223/5.56. I bought the 308. Will most likely buy .223. Unless i can find an aftermarket stock, I'll buy 7 rem mag in something else.

[@Coopaloop-gg3kw]

This gun is at the top of my short list

[@shanerobinson6776]

It's crazy here in the UK wouldn't get a decent air rifle for that.

[@sanfordhoffman2392]

Good review. I read a review on americanrifle.com and it pretty much came to the same conclusion you did. The price point sounds like the best part of the rifle. However there seem to be a lot more than just that to like about it. Very accurate review in my opinion. Decent utility rifle. Nothing fancy but not junk. Thanks Deuce. I gave your vid a thumbs up.

[@tenneybrent8265]

Now I know what rifle to buy

[@deuceandguns]

I highly recommend to take a look at the 6.5 Creedmoor version of any bolt action rifle.

[@davidwagner4671]

Good review

[@deuceandguns]

Thank you.

[@WillBuryU]

Bought a Thompson Win 300 for 249 and 50 dollar rebate. 199.00 paid 200 for the Boyd AT 1 Stock and 59 for the tanker flash suppressor.. Just out shot my buddy with his 1100.00 Win Mag

[@deuceandguns]

I've been thinking about getting one of those Boyd stocks.

[@crazyorwhat]

Thanks for the review

[@kenepo1227]

I have this same rifle in 223/556 and its a relly nice rifle, but the problem is that I cant find a aftermarket stock for it

[@deuceandguns]

Boyds gun stocks. I have no affiliation with them but they look pretty awesome. www.boydsgunstocks.com Just look for the TC Compass short action. I need to order one eventually.

[@kenepo1227]

DEUCE AND GUNS thank you sir this is exactly what I was looking for

[@GorillaSam927]

I watched your video and went and bought one in 300 win mag. Right after I bought it I went and bought a Harrell's Precision muzzle brake... Now I just need an optic... ... Thoughts? Suggestions? Not a huge budget.

[@deuceandguns]

The Vortex Crossfire that I'm using in this video is very good for the money but it is about $200 (link here amzn.to/2xhYXjt) and they have slightly cheaper options as well. I am testing a cheaper but higher power scope option right now but until I'm done testing I can't give any recommendation on it. What's your budget?

[@jacobhowell2191]

Christopher Whitfield Nikon buckmaster bdc

[@GorillaSam927]

About $250. I haven't purchased yet. I've looked at the Vortex Diamondback Tactical. It's 4-12x and has a really nice reticle and the turrets I want. Let me know what your results are. I've got the bipod and muzzle brake on now and it is a liiiiiiiitle heavier, but I still won't mind dragging it through the brush.

[@GorillaSam927]

Oh and GREAT VIDEOS!! I want a deuce and half SOOOO BAD!!!!!

[@colsoncustoms8994]

Yeah, the Nikon Buckmaster is a great budget option. Mine has held a great zero on a lr308 so far.

[@idahoflyfisherman1]

5r rifling?

[@richardmartin3243]

Is the rifling setup for a heavy load like a 180 190-200 grain or is it set up for a light load

[@deuceandguns]

It's a 1:10 twist so she's setup to shoot heavy. The 180 grain I was shooting here was probably on the light end if it's best accuracy.

[@Liberty4Ever]

I bought the 6.5 Creedmoor version and installed a Sightron 4-12X40 mil-dot scope. My goal is a half MOA rifle for under $350, but if that's possible it'll take some reloading. The T/C Compass quality is very good for the money. I'm thinking of a "Pimp My T/C Compass" video for KZbin.

[@canonlygoupfromhereet5166]

Please do! I wish i could find a wood stock atleast for mine!

[@theoutdoorlife8123]

What height scope rings are you using? Very informative video

[@deuceandguns]

Medium height rings. I usually use these Weaver Quad lock rings for most of my rifles. amzn.to/2DzzWId

[@5shotsr611]

I like it thanks for sharing sir 👊

[@slightenigma]

I bet if you put a nice chassis with the money savings you can add some good weight.

[@Bruiser7528]

They do offer different supposedly better stocks on the sportsman outdoor super store website. They are a little more but from the pictures does look better quality

[@admiralpercy]

How do you adjust the trigger?

[@surveillanceoperatorzero1569]

I got a old weatherby mark 5 in 300 wby mag and the bolt is a loose fit

[@sandymitchell8182]

got the 30=06 only thing i hate is the safety,very stiff and hard to manipulate, got mine for $300 with leupold scope rings and vortex 3*9 scope. should have bought a few more,different calibers were actually cheaper

[@slightenigma]

How is the trigger pull on the rifle? I have heard some negative reports.

[@deuceandguns]

From the factory it's crisp but heavy at about 6lbs. Mcarbo makes a great trigger spring kit that I reviewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2e7eYGLfraZr9E&t

[@joenguyen-vlog8063]

After watching your videos. I went and buy 7mm mag TC Compass. Have not shoot it yet. But the trigger seem to be quite heavy. Any recommendations to safely lower the trigger pull weight? Thanks

[@mikerascoe2177]

Thinking of getting it in 6.5

[@deuceandguns]

I did a review on the 6.5 as well. Fantastic option especially after adding an MCarbo trigger spring kit.

[@deuceandguns]

Get your Vortex Crossfire II Scope in 4-12x50 AO here: amzn.to/2hxgv5n

[@jakep111]

does a 300 Wm kick more than a 12 ga slug?

[@deuceandguns]

The two have different feeling recoil with the 300 WM having a sharper feel and the 12 ga slug more of a heavy push. Similar to the difference between 9mm and 45acp. The weight of each firearm also makes a difference.

[@jakep111]

thanks

[@dreamcrusher-mkv2346]

Jake's Random Outdoor Stuff it really depends because a 12 ga can vary with the different types of shells but my Savage 110 BA Stealth in 300 wm has no kick or recoil due to the nice muzzle break it comes with.

[@voiceofreality9741]

How cool is a gun that cost LESS than 100 rounds of ammo! Best be reloading..

[@cm01]

300 win mag is like a dollar per round sometimes 90¢, what are you talking about?

[@av8rbri473]

VoiceOF Reality uh, like .338 Lapua maybe? 🤔

[@nomotiv4all]

@deuceandguns Can You Let Me Know Which Bolt Action Rifles Have A Bolt That Is That Nicely Fitted? Im Getting My First Bolt Action and Wouldnt Mind Spending More Money For That Feel To The Bolt

[@deuceandguns]

CZ and Tikka make very nice rifles that usually have nicely fitting bolts throughout the cycle. That being said I just uploaded the video of the 6.5 Creedmoor linked below and it was just as accurate as those but at a fraction of the price. kzbin.info/www/bejne/goWyhZ9rbsqWfpY

[@colsoncustoms8994]

Do they make these in 7mm mag?

[@deuceandguns]

Yep.

[@colsoncustoms8994]

Hell yeah, thanks for the reply.

[@shitsngiggles8371]

Did you watch the video?

[@michaelmattle3509]

what is the difference between venture and compass?? I just ordered a venture 30-06.

[@deuceandguns]

The Venture has a nicer stock, better factory trigger, better finish, and nicer bolt. The Compass has the factory threaded barrel on all rifles, holds 1-2 additional rounds depending on the caliber, and theoretically both should have similarly accurate barrels.

[@michaelmattle3509]

here is my scope I plan on using 30-06 Venture 24" barrel: Vortex Crossfire II 6-18x44 AO Riflescope. Thanks for the reply.

[@deuceandguns]

That's a great scope for that rifle.

[@mandolinman2006]

What's a good long range cartridge?

[@deuceandguns]

The two that I bought here are kings of the long range. The 6.5 Creedmore is slowly replacing the 300 Win mag but both are fantastic.

[@colsoncustoms8994]

7mm mag or 270 are also good choices

[@fortnitegod1585]

I can't answer because I live in Louisiana, the farthest I've ever gotten from a deer is 50 yards, wait that was in Mississippi, lol

[@LightTackleEthusiast]

mandolinman2006 6.5 Creedmore

[@mandolinman2006]

WoT Professional That was one of the 3 I asked a guy I know about. He's a former dealer and manufacturer. He said all 3 would work. He's partial to the 7-08 for long range but 308 ammo is a bit more available. I've seen 7-08 and 308 ammo but not 6.5 Creedmore.

[@salty_steak_2743]

Could you fill the stock to make it heavier??

[@deuceandguns]

Yep. The buttstock is hollow and could be filled.

[@salty_steak_2743]

DEUCE AND GUNS Cool! Thanks for the quick reply!

[@salty_steak_2743]

DEUCE AND GUNS Very good vid btw

[@mikerascoe2177]

You think i could but a new stock for it

[@robgoose8126]

Boyds is making stocks for them now.

[@CarolinaCharlie]

Dang it man, now you got me wanting the 300 Win Mag. I was thinking the 6.5 Creedmoor or the 308. Now I can't decide...lol I just plan on using it for medium to large game as well at the range. However not going for long distance shooting in either hunting or at the range.

[@deuceandguns]

If you've not seen it yet I've also done a video on my 6.5 Creedmoor linked below and it's outstanding. kzbin.info/www/bejne/goWyhZ9rbsqWfpY

[@CarolinaCharlie]

DEUCE AND GUNS Yeah I watched it before this one as I was interested in the 6.5 CM, but now I got a tough choice to make. Wish I could buy all 3..lol

[@justincollins8776]

Hey man just found out about this riffle. Where do i get one at that price??? Thanks.

[@deuceandguns]

www.kygunco.com have them ship to your local FFL and if you buy before the end of December you'll have a $75 mail in rebate to send in.

[@colsoncustoms8994]

If anyone has this rifle, how long is the magazine? Specifically internal dimensions

[@deuceandguns]

I just measured and it looks to be around 3.45 inches so you can't load them crazy long and expect to use the mag.

[@colsoncustoms8994]

Awesome man, thanks for the reply. @@deuceandguns

[@stealthandy638]

good training rife . morning . ATB :-)

[@c4Med1c]

1 year later, price is up to $399.

[@doyouhavegainsonyourphone4507]

Jacob Whitten it's 279 at Ky gun co

[@SonofaGun310]

Jacob Whitten no it's the same price, the safety sucks ass

[@kingrider75]

Jacob Whitten it wasn’t worth it at 200.00

[@davisgunner6687]

Apparent you don't own one. My 6.5 with minor adjustments to trigger and stock get 0.34 MOA all day. And now for another 175 you can get a pretty Boyds stock which actually makes it shoot better. It's a TC gun made by Smith and Wesson. It's not pretty but it shoots like a 3500 dollar gun plus I am not fretting hunting with it like I did with my 300 mag Sauer 90 DLX..

[@chrisforbes3402]

I considered getting a TC Compass but ended up getting a Howa. They still seem like a good deal, but I love my Howa.

[@kamodaljeroace3075]

What’s the scope you were using?

[@deuceandguns]

Vortex Crossfire II 4-12x50. Link: amzn.to/2FBkXiN

[@adamlong54]

he would have had better groups if he held the rifle and not let it jump group size is all on you sir . I got a Remington model 770 7mm mag six inch group at 100 sucked . but I got new scope and hand load my ammo now one inch moa at 300 yrds so cheap is not a bad thing you have to find the sweet spot of what your rifle likes

[@coffeemaninsanity8596]

Pointing out some bolt wobble on a $200 rifle as compares to a $1000 plus rifle isn’t right. Compared to any sub $500 rifle it’s smooth and tight.

[@jaredsworldoffishing9298]

What about the scope

[@noahroy9774]

Can I get the link to the scope?

[@deuceandguns]

Here you go. amzn.to/2CB1Z9g I've had this thing on everything including a Ruger 10/22, 6.5 Creedmoor, 300 win mag, and 45/70 with no issues at all. Also, I recommend the Weaver quad lock rings.

[@spartan005u8]

Just bought one of these thats a .300 win mag for 200$!

[@Donte4]

I checked the website and its like 400

[@jacobstallcup8648]

@@Donte4 this video is 3 years old my dude

[@codfreak9894]

Love the content dude

[@sociopathmercenary]

Got mine!

[@deuceandguns]

Got to take advantage of that rebate! I've got a new video coming out about these soon so stay tuned and thanks for watching.

[@calebk5522]

Where can I get one of these?

[@deuceandguns]

Links are in the video description.

[@calebk5522]

DEUCE AND GUNS ok thanks

[@richavic4520]

Is there a LH model?

[@deuceandguns]

At this time it looks like it's RH only.

[@jasonlopez4855]

For only $200 nice 🙂 the ammo is around $54 one box cheep 20 rounds. I like my magnum rounds. 4 boxes cost more than the rifle in 2023

[@codfreak9894]

I have a Remington 770 that shoots 2.70 rounds

[@jacobdavaris4408]

It's got a recall on it

[@hendertuckyrebels2050]

Just a PSA: they continued the rebate until April

[@CB-68-westcreations]

Lol. Feels cheap.. Because it is! But at that price, a working rifle is great. It appears to work.

[@ak47t-rex37]

Did they give you the hat too?

[@deuceandguns]

Yep.

[@amorton94]

Of course I find this on January 1st! Lol

[@deuceandguns]

FYI - They have a new and nearly identical rebate that just started. I'll be doing a video soon about it.

[@DjornNorthfield]

$75 rebate... Cries in 2020....

[@deuceandguns]

It was such a good deal. I wish I had bought one in 308 and 223 as well.

[@davidgenthnerjr4995]

Great video B.C. I would rather you be critical of something than giving a false review and it blowing up in my face or family members face. Does 6.5 Creedmoor have a similar recoil to my SKS? Looking for a long rifle for my wife who can't do much recoil due to a plate in her forearm.

[@deuceandguns]

Thank you. I've not had a chance to fire the 6.5 just yet but I'll let you know the second I do.

[@rasiabsgamingcorner2258]

If I had one of these I'd put a wood stock on it