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Could that be a Hawken Shop gun?Accurate Hawken reproduction who's original maker I am still trying to nail down.
54 caliber, 34.5" Getz barrel 1 1/8" across the flats.
Even has the historically correct deep rifling, 7 lands and grooves with a 1:48" twist.
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That's been my thinking. There was a printed page from their website in the shooting bag that accompanied the rifle. There's a serial number hidden on the bottom flat. I'll have to call them up and see if they have a record of it.Could that be a Hawken Shop gun?
Will be interesting to see what they say! Just curious, what does it weigh?That's been my thinking. There was a printed page from their website in the shooting bag that accompanied the rifle. There's a serial number hidden on the bottom flat. I'll have to call them up and see if they have a record of it.
A little over 9 lbs. I forgot to mention the barrel is tapered from 1 1/8" to 1" so that helps with the weight some.Will be interesting to see what they say! Just curious, what does it weigh?
Wow! You gotta put that thing together! Then go shoot it!I hate to admit this, I got a Traditional kit for xmas 20+ years ago. I still haven't put it together. I told my buddy if I don't put it together this winter, to punch me in the ear.
Yours looks very similar to mine that I built from a Green River kit back in the early '80s. My barrel is also a 1:48 twist, but the barrel is only marked ".54". "J&S Hawken" is stamped on the side of the lock.Accurate Hawken reproduction who's original maker I am still trying to nail down.
54 caliber, 34.5" Getz barrel 1 1/8" across the flats.
Even has the historically correct deep rifling, 7 lands and grooves with a 1:48" twist.
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i use a traditions build it yourself and nice elk and sheepT/C Hawken with a Green Mountain .62 barrel rifled by Ed Rayl @ 1:62 and the first bull killed with it in 09, 90 gr Goex and round ball.
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T/C Seneca .45 and bighorn ewe last fall, 75 gr Goex and maxihunter.
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