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    Opportunity to purchase a .54 TC hawken

    I was kinda figuring for 100-150 I could not really come out on the bad end. I guess he was having some trouble with misfires, and got sick of it and stuck it in the corner of the barn.(more of a smokeless kind a guy) He said it may still be loaded. He has no use for it. Claims he'll never use...
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    Stock question

    That's interesting. I've actually never shouldered such an awkward piece. I brought it up several times thinking maybe I screwed up somehow with the shop helper looking over my shoulder, but no, it really seemed to fit that way... Strange indeed. There seems no need to make a gun so...
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    Opportunity to purchase a .54 TC hawken

    I stumbled onto a possible opportunity today to purchase a .54 TC hawken for 150 bucks. Only kicker is that it has been in this guy's unconditioned barn for maybe 10 years, and he's not sure if its been loaded or not. Would this even be remotely worth it if the metal, ie barrel hammer etc... is...
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    Stock question

    I'm coming up with several questions as I explore a trad muzzle loader... This weekend I shouldered a couple T/C renegades. I noticed that when I laid my head on the stock to sight down the barrel, I seemed to have to press my face into the stock quite far to get front blade to drop into the...
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    Buying used/1st post

    I looked at three today. The one I decided (.54 TC renegade) was the cleanest but still had some funny bumpiness on the lands/grooves of the rifling. It looked similar to what my "modern" gun looks like if the oil in the barrel dries. A clean patch came out a bit dirty, and seemed to clean it up...
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    Buying used/1st post

    Good evening, I'm in the process of trading from a No.11 inline to a percussion sidelock. This will require the purchase of a previously owned sidelock. I've looked at a couple, and I feel like I'm not able to make a good judgement of the condition. The nipple area on some of the guns I've...
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