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I think I missed something; what is the gun? I thought I recognized it but there are details that I don't recognize. Great job in any event. Polecat
I did a build along in the builders bench this earlier this year (new hobby/Hawken build), which I now know it is not a hawken. It is a half stock built from a walnut blank using a CVA Hawken barrel, lock and hardware is basically CVA mountain rifle and a self made ram rod. Total cost to me was right at 200.00 for all the parts. This is the first gun I have built and learned a lot. Number 2 in the works now with added challenges. 🧐 thanks for the compliment👍🏻
 
I did a build along in the builders bench this earlier this year (new hobby/Hawken build), which I now know it is not a hawken. It is a half stock built from a walnut blank using a CVA Hawken barrel, lock and hardware is basically CVA mountain rifle and a self made ram rod. Total cost to me was right at 200.00 for all the parts. This is the first gun I have built and learned a lot. Number 2 in the works now with added challenges. 🧐 thanks for the compliment👍🏻
Thanks. I did recognize various parts but you put together a fine piece of work. My compliments again. Dale
 
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