Thompson Center Arms

I have .22 cal semi auto I believe from 2000 was the year they made it. It has a 15 and a 5 round clip 3×9 scope mounted and fiber optic sights . I kind of know what these sell for when you can find one. Only 20 rounds through it. Just seeing if there is any interest out there

Post a few pictures and a ball park price . I see a couple trade ins for the 300 ball park but it’s hard to say if my interest is peaked until I see a photo and have a ballpark price.

I’m pretty certain they are made anymore. The original T/C crashed after being acquired by Smith and Wesson.

The gun mentioned is the T/C R22 and came with several stock options and prices ranging from around $350 to somewhere in the mid-$500.

Go to Gunbroker.com and see what they are going for. Good reference.

robby wrote:

Go to Gunbroker.com and see what they are going for. Good reference.

That’s what I always cross reference, and a few auctions. Shows asking prices vs what they really sell for.

I believe they made it for a year or two and started up again 2 years ago I believe. I’ll try to get some pics up> I read before I bought this that it had a match grade barrel. I couldn’t find one on Gun Broker or Guns America for pricing Years ago when I Got it I traded a Remington 30.06 for it.It’s a pretty little gun. Found one on gunbroker starting bid was $529.00 without the 15 shot clip and no scope

T/c has begun to advertise the Omega and maybe a sidelock or two, but other than those T/C is not making any other guns. I don’t think they have actually put any physical guns on store shelves or in people’s hand yet, just taking pre-orders right now. I haven’t seen this particular gun mentioned whatsoever as far as re-introducing it.

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That’s a slick looking rifle, but I am not in the market. And I love the wood.

They called that rifle the T/C .22 Classic. Good rifles, but they weren’t a huge marketplace success for T/C.

In NRA Condition “Excellent” or “Very Good” retail on them is $200-300.

.22 autoloaders can be difficult to sell these days and prices aren’t great. The demand for common “field grade” .22s just isn’t what it used to be. The hot areas of .22 rifles are well-known collectible models or specialized rifles for various competitive disciplines. Ordinary field grade rifles don’t get a lot of love compared to what they used to bring.

Thanks for that info, I wasn’t aware that the prices fell that far