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TCA Renegade Hunter The Workhorse of Cap Lock Rifles is Back!

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Since the introduction of the Renegade rifle in 1974, its reputation as a no-frills, ultra-dependable cap lock rifle has steadily grown. Devoid of the brass trim associated with our Hawken, the Renegade maintains the top of the line quality that all T/C Muzzleloaders are known for and continues to be one of the most popular traditional cap lock rifles used during the special seasons each year.

This "no nonsense" rifle has accounted for all types of North American game and exotic species - and it continues to bring in the trophies. The Renegade Hunter sports a single trigger with a wide bow trigger guard allowing the use of gloves in cold weather. It is being re-introduced for those hunters who desire to participate in a more “primitive” style of hunting.

Caliber: .50 Caliber
Barrel: Length 26", Octagon, polished & blued. 1" across the flats. 1 in 48" rifling twist.
QLA® Muzzle System.
Drilled and tapped for scope mounts (using rear sight holes and breech plug hole).
Breech: Hooked Breech System.
Lock: Internal springs are heavy duty coil type.
Trigger: Single trigger with a large bow trigger guard to allow use even with gloves on.
Sights: Fully adjustable open hunting style rear sights with bead front sight.
Trim: Blued steel trigger guard, thimbles and escutcheon, color-cased lock plate and hammer.
Stock: Select American Walnut with recoil pad.
Weight: Approximately 8 pounds.
OA Length: 42½".
No. 5552: .50 Caliber Cap Lock.
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