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FOR SALE Unique .50 cal. percussion - long range hunter

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Isaac

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This is an older Investarms Hawken Carbine that I rebuilt into a Germanic style rifle for hunting and some longer range. It has an elkhorn cap, carving, cattle horn scroll inlay, etc. The barrel is 24", chrome lined, and a very fast twist (around 24/1"). With the twist, I shot a heavy and long cast bullet (mold included) with no patch and about 70gr. 1.5Fg. Originally I had a Tasco repro scope on it and it would cloverleaf shots at 100yd and drove tacks. I recently exchanged it out for a Pedersoli Swiss peep as I wanted to see my sights better at the first and last 30 min. of hunting hours

Rifle with mold - $650
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i realized I forgot the photo with my username. I will add after work. My apologies
 
Pm sent i am on it! Conversation with the seller

But curious. The pictures are posted on Pinterest and by Phineas George. I need to know more.
 
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When I first got on Facebook I used the pseudonym, Pinnashon Gegare (wasn't sure about Facebook and being a teacher/being able to be found). That is the name of a historical Frenchman in the fur trade here in WI. My, then young, daughters didn't understnad the French name and called me Phineas George instead.
 
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