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Jukar Kentucky pistol, need part please
I have inherited a Jukar, Spain looks like a Kentucky percussion pistol. I need a new trigger guard for it. Where can I get one? I assume it is a .44 cal. gun, not that it says on the gun or barell, but that there was an old .44 cal CVA shooters kit in the house that was found years later. Is...- ballandcap
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New 2 me Hawkin kit and have questions
This was my first so I don't have a lot of experience. The one thing I can say is don't get too excited and let excitement of finishing and wanting to shoot the gun ruin this for you. Make sure you take your time and plan to spend hours on it. Make sure the stock is filed and everything is...- ballandcap
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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New 2 me Hawkin kit and have questions
Thank you for the responses guys. I do not have the orig nipple so I went to Cabelas and could not get help so I unscrewed a nipple out of a cabelas brand Hawkin rifle and the nipple was a metric thread so I assumed it would fit mine. It actually screwed in very easlily with my fingers so I...- ballandcap
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New 2 me Hawkin kit and have questions
This is my first post on this forum so first off hello all. I have a Thompson Center Hawkins .50 cal kit that I just finished. It was my dads that I inherited that he did not finish. The date on the manual says 1978. Finished it finally this week and took it shooting yetserday. This was the...- ballandcap
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles