found a TC Seneca today

[Regulis7]

congrats on the find!!!

I picked up a Cherokee several years back, it came with a not so well taken care of .45 barrel and a unfired .32 barrel. Total price out the shop door was $125!! I was shocked by the price but tried to hold back any emotions till I was out the door with lock, stock and barrels in hand. Been very pleased with my .32 Cherokee ever since, one day I plan on "fixin up" the .45 barrel and see how it performs.

 

[shdwlkr]

Thanks
I just happened to stop on in my gun shop and figured they would be gone as I had seen them almost a month earlier.
Then when I decided I wanted the Seneca they told me they would hold it for me for two weeks and then gave me a super deal on both the Seneca and the Cherokee and now I have two very good firearms that are very hard to find.
I have cleaned the Seneca which is the only one I have in hand and it was taken really good care of and I expect the Cherokee to be the same as they came form the same person.
Several people where looking at them but no one but me put real money down on the firearms.
The only think I have found different between the Seneca I have had for years and my new one is that the stock on the new one is about and inch shorter . Can't wait until the weather warms up enough that I can go shoot it.

 

[TopNotch]

Does anyone have pics of the Seneca and Cherokee models.

 

[shdwlkr]

topnotch
Send me an email and I will send you some pics

 

[shmrck1]

Regulis,
I would fit up and use that.45 soon.
I think you will like it a lot.IMO
snake-eyes:hmm:

 

[shdwlkr]

topnotch
try this to answer your question http://s292.photobucket.com/albums/mm7/shdwlkr_photos/

 

[renovato]

Here's a picture of my Seneca. If many pictures get posted, take a look at all the different changes they went through over the years. T/C did the same with their Patriot pistol, though I haven't seen as many versions of it.