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low number tc hawken .50
Great guys! I thank you all for your replies.- David S Kendall
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low number tc hawken .50
All very good info. And thanks. I will see about posting some full shots of the rifle in the next day or so. The barrel is brown, though it may have been blued originally. It, like my other .50 hawken, a hopkins and allen, is a very good shooter. I am in the process of finding a mount for it so...- David S Kendall
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low number tc hawken .50
I picked up a used .50 hawken awhile back and didn't realize how early it is. The serial number is 1920. Has anyone seen a lower TC Hawken than this? Any idea when it was made?- David S Kendall
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need accurate 18th C. belt knife sheath pattern
Oops should proly show this too.- David S Kendall
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need accurate 18th C. belt knife sheath pattern
Probably not all that 18th century but here is one I made awhile back.- David S Kendall
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- Forum: Accoutrements