We’re excited to announce that Turnbull color case hardening is now available on Thompson/Center G2 Contender® and the Encore® Pro Hunter™ models, exclusively through Haus of Arms! Existing owners can have their used blued T/C G2 Contender® and Encore® Pro Hunter™ receivers color cased hardened as well.
Our thanks go out to Haus of Arms’ Marty Ebbinghaus for the opportunity to team up on this exciting offering. Marty loved the color case hardened Thompson/Center models that the factory’s custom shop used to offer, and he decided that it was time that we bring them back. Haus of Arms is offering the G2 Contender® and the Encore® Pro Hunter™ in pistol frame assemblies. They can be used for pistol or rifle configurations, and the’re quite stunning.
Contact Haus of Arms or Turnbull Restoration to learn more!
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I have three T/C’s I would like case hardening done to them. Do you want me to send the whole weapon or just the parts to treat?
Hi John, you can actually do either. Easiest thing to do is give our estimation department a call at 585-657-6338 and we can talk through the specifics of your particular project.
Case hardened pro hunter rifle receiver
Would like to purchase.. I have questions
Hi Daniel, thanks for your inquiry! I would recommend getting in touch with Haus of Arms: http://www.hausofarms.com. They sell Thompson/Center firearms, as well as handling the details for getting customers’ receivers color case hardened.
Hausofarms is currently out of stock on these items, will you soon be supplying more for purchase?
Hi Jeff,
Since Thompson/Center is currently closed (and looking for a buyer) Haus of Arms won’t have any more for sale for the foreseeable future. However, if you had one (or could pick one up used) you could send it in to them to have it color case hardened.
Thanks,
Sara
I would like to send you an TC Encore frame to be Case colored. Can you tell me the cost? Turn around time? Do I need to disassemble? Thanks, Dave
Hi David,
You can get in touch directly with Haus of Arms for that information: http://www.hausofarms.com
Thanks,
Sara