Stocks for T/C Hawken

[Twowithone]

My stock for my 50 cal t/c is pretty well beat up. CALLED T/C and it was like you want what and the lady was real nice but of no help. Where else could one look for a stock for this particular rifle. Thanks. :hatsoff:

 

[RedFeather]

You could post it in the Wants section of the classifieds. Some members here do a mighty fine job (see recent thread) of picking up and refinishing these. Also, there's always Ebay.

 

[FishDFly]

I am in the same delima, I need a stock.

My past e-bay expereinces have not been good, I would consider a trip to the dentist for a root canal more fun.

Try the "wanted" section of the classifieds.

There are also the new stocks which need completing and are inletted 90 to 98%.

RDE

 

[faw3]

You can always move up a little to a Pecatonica River stock in half or full stock, my catlog is 2 yrs old but a full inlet with a little more drop was $100 for the 1/2 stock #3 70-80% curley maple? Im going with the # 4 full for my GM 58 barreled Renegade flinter. Fred :hatsoff:

 

[spudnut]

How beat is it? couldnt it be sanded ans/or filed down and refinished? Heck tack that baby up..Mark

 

[Walks with fire]

I don't know how bad it is when you say "it's beat up" but you could probably make it look like new with a little work. I have done a great deal of furniture refinishing in my time and I can tell you that it's really not that difficult.

First take the finish off and if there are dents and scratches take a small piece of wet sponge and place it on the dent overnight. The wood will swell back out so much that it won't be noticable. Deep scratches can be filled with a matching heat stick filler and wood grain can be applied with a fine brush and powdered stain. Really, you will be amazed what can be done. Visit a large furniture store and ask to talk to the touch up and refinisher. They can lead you through the process or maybe even do it for you for limited cost on the side.

Products can be obtained from company called Mohawk. Check it out.

 

[Robert58]

Check out this tread by Roundball. You never know what kind of grain is in your stock, untill you strip it. Mine turned out great.
[url] http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/203530/post/new/#NEW[/url]

Robert

 

[Twowithone]

Thank you fellow flinters. I saw 2 options here thanks for the help. Its dented bad, chunks of wood missin and abused. Ive loaned it out a couple times to fellow hunters not no more though their my friends but I got to draw a line somewhere. :hatsoff:

 

[faw3]

roundball sure poped my eyes with how the wood can look on T/Cs wih a bit of work. A second hand stock on ebay most the time isnt a bunch of bucks.Im guessing your is a 15/16 barrel or Id say take my stock but its 1". Fred :hatsoff:

 

[RedFeather]

Thank you fellow flinters. I saw 2 options here thanks for the help. Its dented bad, chunks of wood missin and abused. Ive loaned it out a couple times to fellow hunters not no more though their my friends but I got to draw a line somewhere. :hatsoff:

That's why the good Lord made inlays. Gives you an excuse to customize it. :grin: