I have nothing to add in respect to how the tactical version of the Icon is coming along, or what pricing will be like but I will say that a recently purchased sporter style Icon in .308 is impressing the heck out of me. It's always great to have a rifle out of the box that doesn't need a bunch of stuff done to improve accuracy. Lots of great features that are useful,the adjustable trigger breaks crisply. It only makes sense that the design is going to catch on with the tactical users.
nice looking rifle I own an icon in 308 it will shoot 1-in. or better with 3 or 4 different brands of ammo and that is with out hand loading Looking forward to the new rifle
Sorry, bumped this due to a convo on the Optics forum, without any explanation. November GUNS N AMMO has the Warlord on its cover as TC's "new tack driver". TC has been offering the Warlord from its custom shop for nearly 2 years now, at $3000.00
I was wondering if this is just very slow to press, or if TC is offering a regular production model Warlord now for less $. (Can't find the NOV G&A here locally yet)
Anyone seen one of these for sale? Are they only offered through the Custom Shop. They had them at the Dallas Safari Club show in January and one of my best buds fell in love with it. I am trying to help his wife find him one for Christmas (I know, awesome wife, huh?).
I bought that issue off the stands the other day. The article was very good. They dont quote an MSRP in the article or on their website. I have a dealer calling on one so I will let you know. It seems like a great rifle, interesting action, and full of features you would pay a premium price for. Just looking at the features I am guessing $2500-$3000 I just wish for that price I knew whose barrel it was. If it was TC or someone elses.
Was looking real hard at this for a while. They often have them on gunbroker. I dont think the price is too out of line when you tally up the components, Manners, Badger ,Rock 5R.
I placed a call to GAP and spoke to George about modifying it to use AW magazines as it was originaly suppose to. He said it can be done butinvolves quite a bit of machine work. Thats what sunk it for me, had it accepted the AW magazines I would be running one now.
In the April 2010 <span style="font-style: italic">Shooting Times </span>article they were priced at $2999, but I see that T/C has them at $3499 (full retail price of course) on their website and a dealer on GunBroker wants $3300. I like the idea of an aluminum bedding block that is keyed to the receiver. I'd like to see a close up of the bolt. Seems like a very nice rifle and could be a good seller if the price is made "right." At $3500 it competes well with the Remington 40X-S, but not with with "custom" rifles from GAP and others.
I'd like to know how well the mags feed and what the LOP is - anyone know for sure?
The same issue had some nice words to say about Jared Joplin at APA in another article.
Custom shop addition on new Icon. When ordering you can choose twist since TC is a master match barrel manufacturer. 1/2 minute guarantee for 2995.00 usd. Caliber offering rumors 308win, 6.5 creed and possibly other common .30 rounds in different lengths, I would assume 6.5 x 47. and 338 lapua, hmm if price for 338 remains 2995 I am very drawn in to the prospects of owning this piece.