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Post #6 by ETipp on the Crockett 32, well said. Mirrors my experience with and thoughts about this gun. I sold mine, a move I often regret. Small game and small shooters. I didn't find the Crockett particularly petite. I'm not sure it would be the best choice for small shooter. I'm uncertain...

Correction, Morse Rifle. https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/navy-arms-morse-rifle-50-caliber-450-shipped-to-the-lower-48-open-to-offers.179591/

I darn near bought that rifle but in a rare moment of clarity I remembered I'm already Hawken heavy. I put a kit version of this gun together years ago and traded it before I shot it. I got the short end of the trade when I did it too. Congratulations

I'd need to check an old Gun Digest however, from memory, it looks like a gun Navy Arms called the Morse rifle.

I had this exact thing done by Bobby Hoyt, it's the only work he's ever done for me and I'd use him again. My WM .50 Carbine was acquired on the internet from some lying scumbag who misrepresented the bore condition. I accepted the loss and stuck it in a corner not wanting to pass my problem...

I think I've seen this guy jaywalking ..

Baiting...

I just went through the originating posts photos and I have to say that is one very nice looking T/C Hawken! Like a lot of folks I've has a great deal of exposure to T/C products and the .45 cal. Hawken is about my favorite. Your gun looks well maintained and is in beautiful condition for a used...

Welcome from Washington. I spent a 18 months in Sedalia 1978-1980 where I shot muzzleloaders with group of guys. The ring leader was **** "Black Hat" Smith, owner of The Plainsman Gun Shop. A great bunch of people.

Well, that sucks!

I kind of figured they must train somewhere.

We've all probably been there..

Thanks, makes sense, it was still fairly stiff after the first wash.

I finally got my hands on some #40 drill from JoAnn's fabric. How many wash cycles do you users run it through before using it please?

Have a safe and happy 4th of July

Is it really worth anything?

I hate when that happens.

Although fortunate to own some "historically correct" muzzleloaders, I'm a fan of most T/C traditional models. I also have more than a passing affection for models some other manufacturers offer. Historically correct function is important to me.

I won a day old Twinkie knock-off by answering the daily question at a surplus bread store once. I'll wager your win was a lot more exciting. Congratulations, maybe a shooting report and some photos would be in order.

No the best but it should give you an idea.