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    Thompson Center vs. other Hawken .50's & .54's

    Thanks for sending the link Spikebuck! Do you know of any wood stocks that are prefit for a CVA Hawkin Synthetic- so I could replace it with wood if I bought the low priced CVA Syn?
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    Thompson Center vs. other Hawken .50's & .54's

    Thank you 2_Tall. Yes, those are beautiful. I need a flint for this flint deer season. Do u know if there are any wood stocks that I can replace onto a synthetic stock Hawken type CVA .50 cal? I know I can buy that gun cheap from a friend but I don't like syn stocks.
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    Thompson Center vs. other Hawken .50's & .54's

    Hello, I'm a new member and new to flintlock. I'm looking to buy a .54 Hawken or Trade type rifle -been lookin around and a Lyman costs $455 new. The Traditions only comes in .50 cal but can get one for $430. I can buy a used, 20-30 year old .54 Thompson Center Hawken for $350. Looks pretty good...
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