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I've been wondering the same thing. I have a Vortex Venom that I would like to mount using the existing holes for the rear sight. Seems like such a light weight sight with a cheap RMR type mount would stay put just fine with a single screw and a magnet.

I bought my first TC Hawken a year ago January and paid $130. I just couldn't resist.

I was browsing through a LGS a year ago and came across a TC Hawken for $130. It went home with me.

Went to the range yesterday, only difference was .015 patches lubed with mink oil. Far less fouling and no problems.

Well, it's new to me. In fact, it is all new to me. I'm still working my way through my first 100 balls. What is the solution to this fouling ring problem I seem to be having? I was swabbing between every shot, removing a great deal of fouling in the process.

I am wet patching between shots. Lots of fouling caked on the patch. I ordered some new dry patches and some mink oil, hopefully that will help.

I've never "dryballed" but I have on occasion had a ball get stuck on the way down. Still not sure why this is happening but it is. Anyway, had it happen again the other day, even broke my ramrod trying to force it. When I got home I tried a couple different ball pullers that I had and couldn't...

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I am not much shorter than the OP and can relate to this topic. What I have found (mainly with shotgun stocks) is that the need for increased length of pull is more to put my cheek in the correct spot on the comb rather than a need for a longer trigger reach. In order to line up open sights on...

Not sure how Renegades compare to Hawkins but I recently purchased two 50 cal Hawkens. Paid $130 for one, $325 for the other.

When I wanted to measure cylinder throats on my revolvers, rather than ordering a whole set I ordered the individual pins in the calibers I was interested in. Usually three pins per caliber is sufficient if you have a good idea of your starting point.

I've been wondering the same thing about my T/C Hawken. I could use a little extra length on the stock. I thought about a recoil pad but I'm not sure how to do that and not have it look ridiculous. And yes, I am more Orangutan than Munchkin, size does matter.

That looks great! Very well thought out and functional.

I drop a chrome flat head bolt down the bore then shine a light down. The bolt is like a mirror reflecting back at you.

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That looks much better, good job!

Good Job!

It looks like you're making good progress. Keep at it and you'll get it looking its best in short order. I had a similar issue with a TC Hawken I picked up recently. It is a kit gun that someone put together years ago. It had the same issues with the sideplate and tang area. In fact, the tang...

Seems odd that there is no retention of the ramrod. Were all Green Mountain barrels made that way? How did people deal with what would appear to be a significant oversight?

This could get out of hand in a hurry!