Thompson/Center Compass Utility. The rifle's features are a detachable, five-round rotary magazine, T/C's Generation I trigger adjustable between 4.5-5.5 lbs, a three-lug, 60-degree lift bolt, three-position safety that allows you to unload the rifle with the safety engaged, and 5R rifling with a 1 MOA accuracy guarantee. Chambered in .243 Win. with a 1:10 twist rate.

   
   
   

Barrel Length: 21.625"
Length of Pull: 13.25"
Overall Length: 41"
Weight: 8 lb with scope

Excellent all-round rifle. I got it to start some nephews hunting and they have moved on to their own rifles. Round count under 20. Great value for the money. Comes with a brand-new T/C branded 3-9X40 scope with rings (probably similar quality to a Bushnell or Simmons base-model scope) that has never been mounted. MSRP of the rifle and scope package, when Thompson was selling them, was about $450.

Here is the American Rifleman review: https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/review-thompson-center-compass-rifle/

Stock image with the scope mounted:
   


Trade interests (plus cash either way, as necessary):
- Pietta Single-Action Army with four-click action in .357 or .45 Colt
- Smith & Wesson 19 or 66
- Shockwave-type shotgun
- Glock 20/40 Gen 4, 5, or V
- other quality 10mm pistols
- Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS or Gen 6
- reproduction muzzleloading handguns and rifles - copies of historic firearms
- double-barreled muzzleloading rifle or shotgun
- cartridge conversion cylinders for Pietta BP revolvers
- Ruger MK IV, Browning Buckmark, or 1911 .22LR
- Advantage Arms 1911 .22 conversion
- ACOG

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