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Don't lose that ramrod, it is the original that came with the rifle.

Dixie or Track of the Wolf won't have any Browning parts.But they should have something in the form of a rib that would work.A hollow rib would be nice as those Rifles weigh enough already!

Very Nice!

Have restored plenty with factory hot glue shimming up parts. Scrape it out,put some JB Weld down,SaranWrap and push the part down to the desired depth.When cured the SaranWrap will peel off the JB Weld,Walla!

Ron,is that his Economy or Deluxe Soule sight? Do you like it, his economy sights seem like a good deal. Is it good for hunting? Can't use irons anymore and need a sight for Hunting and long range target work. Thanks.

Those cracks are so easy to fix even I can do it.

Now that was a deal. Only downside I can see with those,is at my age I need a little quicker access when I go to see a man about a horse. As far as smell, I got a pair recently that were a little rank.Scrubbed the inside well with soap,put them on and scrubbed the outside.Rinsed them well and...

Sorry, I see Don Stith mentioned in the other thread about small Hawkens. If you are having problems contacting him,be patient, he is is going thru a pretty bad health problem right now.

Yup what they said,used one similar on my squirrel gun. In the woods could absolutely not see thru it.

Look up Don Stith,he has Hawken small caliber rifle kits. The Hawken boy's did make these rifles in their time.

So Sheriff John did you break any main springs on your Browning? No problems with mine but I don't shoot it much. I would like to find a extra tho.

Don't look the greatest but I always put a piece of electrical tape over the wedge when hunting. Easy to put on and take off.

There ya go,don't see them everyday!

Yes, same as older Winchokes.I like the winchokes better they have a knurled top so you can screw them in and out by hand.

I have also heard that Snow Seal will rot your boots thread.I have only used it on raw knife sheaths with no problems,gives them a nice dark brown color.I melt mine then apply with rag and toothbrush the seams.Buff off the excess and you are good to go.

Minor rust is not a issue for a shooter Seneca. And I try to buy any that I find[ They are rare around here]. But I will not pay Mint Price for a average condition gun.

Come on, you all know it is the .58 Big Boar or a .58 Hawken.

I I will take it

They were built for Browning, by a small company in Utah. Look up Midway's Larry Potterfields stories. The Browning rifle worked out pretty good for him and his dad!