Thompson/Center Arms has created an economical bolt-action called the Compass that may well be the catalyst upon which the company’s future and reputation ride.

Citing a condition that may exist in some Compass rifles, Thompson/Center Arms has recalled the T/C Compass bolt-action rifle The announcement was accompanied by a press release, which you can ...

Thompson/Center Arms, a Smith & Wesson company, introduces the ICON , its first bolt-action centerfire rifle. The ICON incorporates several custom features that deliver accuracy ...

The muzzleloading industry changed dramatically about 16 years back when Tony Knight invented the in-line rifle, a modern version of an old gun that ever since has been the subject of controversy.

Thompson/Center is not one of those companies. In an era when repeaters reigned supreme, T/C gambled on break-action single shots that allowed the user to easily swap barrels, and they won big. The ...

Thompson/Center has come out with a brand-new rifle--the Dimension--that really is a brand-new rifle and not a firearm that's been around for 60 years and has had a new stock slapped on it. It ...

Thompson Center rifles are known to be great quality, and TC is a reputable company. The Encore is one of the best break-actions on the market, with no misfires to report, and extreme durability ...

Guns.com and Smith & Wesson are reporting that Smith & Wesson is recalling all Thompson Center Venture rifles manufactured before October 28, 2011. From Smith & Wesson: ...

Mention Thompson/Center Arms to hunters and gun people, and they will likely comment on one of the many T/C Encore centerfire and muzzleloader models which have made such a positive impact on the ...

The rifle? A Thompson/Center Hawken sidelock percussion gun in .54 caliber, a relic by today’s standards. Some 38 years later, I still have the Hawken, and she performs just as well now.

ROCHESTER — Thompson/Center Arms, one of Rochester's largest companies with 500 employees, is being sold to Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation, the parent company of gun and handcuff ...

Shortly after, in 1970, founders Warren Center and K.W. Thompson would spark a resurgence of interest in black-powder weapons with their introduction of the beautiful and vastly popular Hawken rifle.