If I wanted to build a Hawken this is probably the one I would try to copy. I noticed that it doesn't have the slant breach.
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A Nice Hawken
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You picked an awesome example! That there rifle is quite a piece. Thats probably why it sold for $142,000.00 at auction. I took several pictures for reference in building my Fullstock Flintlock Hawken. "Some people" say a Fullstock Hawken is easier to build than a halfstock. I beg to differ. It takes me just as long.
I will be starting another Fullstock Hawken Flintlock with a 58 Bill Large JJJJ as soon as I get this Lancaster done.
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I will be starting another Fullstock Hawken Flintlock with a 58 Bill Large JJJJ as soon as I get this Lancaster done.
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Oh, my 58 Fullstock will have a solid patent breach.
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Very, very sweet.
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