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Agree with above, for a starter Hawken, its hard to beat a T/C for value and shooting. My first was one, and been thru others since and still have one and it shoots RB and conicals both just fine. If historical accuracy per its looks is a major concern then you might try a Lyman Great Plains...

Tung oil is my preferred finihs. LBO is OK if you want to spend months of labor to get a soft not very good finish. Depending on how you want it to look when done, Tru Oil makes a nice durable finish but its pretty labor intensive also.

It wont, I have two of these.

Hell for $300, I will take it! PM incoming.

Out there in AXMEN country.

It does sound like fun, but we are headed up to Nanaimo to visit family about the same time, just too close.

This place has been talked about before here, steer clear.

Looks pretty much like my High Plains Sporter but with straight grip instead of pistol grip.

Rarely seen, I picked this up off Ebay some years ago for not much money. I may have seen one other copy, but its pretty rare I think. Printed same year as CK, 1958, of which have both HB and PB copies of.

About 9#.

I shipped two modern firearms to a shop in western Montana from WA on the 5th via USPS ground advantage. One showed up in Denver yesterday and hasnt scanned out yet, the other landed in Denver today!! Denver is way past where they were supposed to go. Seems like everything goes thru Denver now...

Same exact barrel I have on mine.

If I had a dime for every time I got rid of a good gun I would be rich!

Yeah the surplus wood around the lock is a detraction, but it never bothered me.

.50 cal?

Yep, marked .54 but are the tighter bore.

Got this off of GB recently and it landed today. Sold as unfired and I believe it, no evidence of having been fired. Made in 1979 by barrel code, has slant breech, nice inletting matching SN on breech face. I received some Hornady .520 balls and TOTW cast balls of .526 to try out as...

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I have had good luck with T/C #13 for years. Cuts fouling easily.