Thompson/Center Arms is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2025. Since 1965, T/C Arms has built a legacy rooted in the ...

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.

Tested: Thompson/Center T/CR22 Rifle by American Rifleman Staff posted on June 21, 2019 News, Rifles, Semi-Auto Rifles Support NRA American Rifleman DONATE ...

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 ...

That’s when Thompson Center in Rochester, N.H. introduced the Fire Storm — a slightly modernized, easy-to-clean flintlock rifle made possible by a removable breech plug.

You can make a persuasive argument that John Mauser perfected the bolt-action rifle more than 100 years ago and that everything gunmakers have done since then has been at best superfluous or, less ...

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.

The Thompson Center Encore Pro Rifle is a single-shot, break-action firearm. It’s also a switch-barrel rifle, meaning the barrel is interchangeable. Any Encore barrel will fit, which lets you ...

DESCRIPTION OF THE HAZARD: During an internal technical review, Smith & Wesson identified a condition that may exist with the sear supplied with some rifles that would allow the rifle to fire ...

This .22 rimfire semi-auto from Thompson/Center is a capable and fun rifle for plinking and hunting squirrels, rabbit and other small game.

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 ...

My introduction to muzzleloaders began back in 1984 when I, tutored by my father, harvested my first black powder whitetail—a fine fat doe—in Ohio’s Harrison County. The rifle? A Thompson ...