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As soon as you get a new one you will find the old one!

Yes,I use a double trigger renegade stock for hunting on my Big Bore.As far as retro-fitting double triggers into the Big Bore,not worth the butcher job.

No, they wont fit a Hawken stock.Flats on Cherokee and Seneca are 13/16".

They were Pedersoli,and you can still buy them.They came in a fancy Maple stock version,and plain stocked Maple.Beautiful,heavy,good looking Hawken.Like you said more true looking mountain rifle.

I have a .38 special cartridge that fits on the spout,if I remember to put it on.Like you said the gate on the "Safety" valve sticking open could be a problem.

This may sound like a stupid question,but I want to make sure.I just got a brass tube stand up powder flask.It has a spout and a cutoff valve.Is it safe from errant sparks while shooting with it on the bench,being it has the cutoff valve? I always load from a measure,and know it is not a good...

And as for the OP's question,yes generally the .45 TC's do bring more money for whatever reason.

Cult following or what,where are you going to find a Black Powder rifle for $200-400 these days.And I keep seeing these digs about TC quality,the early ones had premium walnut stocks,fit and finish was perfect.With at the time a lifetime warranty,how could you go wrong.As thousands and thousands...

Nice gun! Beautiful walnut,and a .45.

Bubba, I got that one,could not get my fingers moving fast enough to hit buy it now! Got it in the mail the other day,perfect as described.Price tag on it was 46.95.Excellent service from the outfit I got it from.

Where did you find that sight? thanks.

Shim the tow flats? What does that mean?

Birchwood Casey's now has a Satin finish,called Genuine Oil. It's new, I haven't used it yet.Rub on,like the regular Tru-Oil.

Yup! .495 and my .50 Hawken do not mix well.When I got the rifle new,the gun shop owner gave me .495 balls.I darn near gave up on the whole muzzle loader deal because of the beating those balls down the barrel.Finally figured out they made smaller balls,life is good LOL!

Nope the ladder sight did not come with the front target sight.That was just another TC accessory you could buy.

All 3 of my Lyman guns have a gap between the bolster and the lockplate.In Lyman's instructions for putting a kit gun together they say there should be a gap.Not a big gap but,just a little clearance around the bolster.And if you are going to file,I would file the lockplate not the bolster.Mine...

Of course offer him less than what he wants,it's not that rare LOL!

Yes,you should get that rifle for that price.It is one of the more rare TC's.

Stupid question,but do you lay the socket sideways on the dovetail or stand it upright?

JB or epoxy it,and pin it.Don't put it on loose and pin it.Take care of your TC ramrod,the originals are pricey.