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The video was interesting but didn't really get deep into lock work disassembly. I built a Renegade years ago, so the T/C lockwork isn't alien to me. I will fly by memory and go slow and easy as you suggested.

Thanks for the link. I am hoping to find the original manual though. Even a schematic would be helpful. I know it can't be too hard to disassemble/reassemble, but I'd like to have a reference before cleaning and lubricating the lockwork prior to shooting it for the first time. My guess is it has...

That's a start. At least I know they are available somewhere.

I found the supplemental manual online for the TC Patriot. However, I am looking for a copy of the original manual that I can download or order. Does anyone have an idea where I can find a copy? I've had this one for a while and never have gotten around to shooting it. I need to remedy that...

I can see a carbon ring in your photo, so I think it has been fired. Look nice btw.

Has anyone camped in this area? I've never been to WV and am wondering if you would recommend a site in this National Forest? Will be in a van and could use a dispersed site but would rather use a camp site, if available. Thanks!

Wow, that's pretty!

This is getting interesting.

That would be helpful because I have wondered if that type of lubrication application would work well.

Do you recall if he did this instead of using a lubed fiber wad?

This is an interesting thread and details pretty much how I make my wads to fit my revolver. The wax "plugs" are interesting and I think I will try them. Last time out, I found that I over lubed my felt wads and since it was a warm day, and after the lube and ball had been rammed, the lube...

That IS very nice!

Very cool.

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What condition is the wood, lock and trigger in? Are the other brass components okay? Wood in good shape?

The checkering on that stock is NICE! Did you do it?

I have "Searches" running on Ebay for lots of stuff. One item is a used T/C Hawken stock and action for my new (to me) .32 cal barrel. Lots of stocks on Ebay btw, but most are too expensive.

Never thought the day would come when two of my favorite topics would would be relatable within this forum. Live long and prosper.

I agree. This will only work if the data comes from original purchasers, or the build date is documented. So, far, we have only one original purchase.

Did you buy it new, or do you know the year of manufacture?