Any fans of the Investarm Hawken flintlock?
I read that the percussion guns are popular with some folks.
I read that the percussion guns are popular with some folks.
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Investarm Hawken flintlock
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Been one for sale here in NC forever it seems like. Have thought about it, have their percussion Hawken, but not sure I would use it much.
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I have one in .50 that I built. Put a L&R RPL lock on it. I’m happy with it, it shoulders well for me and I like the balance. Still don’t have a load finalized for it, too many irons in the fire. The factory lock sparked well when I tried it.
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I have an Investarms percussion Hawken. It's a Charles Daly labeled import from 1985. Not the prettiest, but a darn good shooter that's given me zero problems, at the range or in the deer woods.
Assuming perc and flinter barrels are the same(why wouldn't they be?), here's the kind of accuracy they're capable of. 25yds, offhand.
I have two Lyman GPR Hawkens made by Investarm. One that was bought in the mid 80's, one left hand flint that was bought a few years ago.
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