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Investarm Hawken parts.
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You might try Investarm direct http://www.investarm.com/eng-contatti.html or Bob's gun shop http://www.gun-parts.com/hawken/
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I'd also check in with Dixie and with Lyman.
What parts are you looking for?
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Another I forgot to put on the list: The Gun Works in Oregon. They have a pretty amazing array of parts squirreled away in their back room.
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I just ordered a couple of wedges from Lyman. Expensive to ship to Canada but I need em. My Lyman GPR and Trade rifle (Hawken) are both made by Investarms.
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I made a wedge for an old Ardessa I bought cheap that was missing the wedge. I used soft steel/iron. I cut out a piece about the length and width of the wedge. The metal was slightly thicker than the wedge. I cold hammered an end on it and filed to fit the gun. I used cold blue to match the metal on the gun, but one could also brown it. To cold hammer the end/cap, I locked it in a heavy vise and used a ball peen hammer to hammer down the end of the wedge. It worked pretty well and wasn't hard to do.
lyman54
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Taylor and Company would probably have wedges, they don't rob you on shipping to Canuckistan like most places. Forgot about TOTW they also are very fair with shipping.
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Is your rifle the Model 120A or the 120B?
It's a 120B.
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I had the older 120A in .45 caliber and gave it to a friend to get him started in traditional firearms. I chronographed 1800 FPS with the 250gr Lee REAL bullet lubed with liquid alox over a prelubed wad and 90gr of FFFG Goex.
I would call Investarms, I would also give Dixie Gun Works a call.
