Rudall
40 Cal
Oh dear....
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Crow-Feather
32 Cal.
Go to gun broker and check out prices.
T/C Hawken .45
Starting Bid
$525.00
3d 1h | 0 Bids
No bids in 4 days
BP489 Thompson Center Hawken Flintlock .50 T/C
Starting Bid
$495.00
8h 33m | 0 Bids
No bids in 7 days
T/C Hawken .50Cal Black Powder Rifle
Current Bid
$205.00
7d 9h | 4 Bids
4 bids it is going to sell
Nice Cabelas Percussion Renegade Style .50 Caliber Muzzle Loader no Hawken
Current Bid
$350.00
5h 25m | 3 Bids
3 bids, it's going to sell
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Rudall
40 Cal
I was referring to your criticism of the gun shop’s failure to spell Pedersoli correctly, which was swiftly followed by a demonstration of your own inability to spell Hawken.
Loja man
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Well as a dyslexic individual who believes in creative spelling I’m not going to criticize anyone spelling 
The only kit guns are the Hawkins percussion which I intend to keep and the CVA colonial 45. At first I thought the Hawkins flint was also a kit but it is not.
The fit and finish on the Pedersoli seems a little less detail than some of thier other guns I’ve seen. Yet I have not come across that one as a kit option.
The only kit guns are the Hawkins percussion which I intend to keep and the CVA colonial 45. At first I thought the Hawkins flint was also a kit but it is not.
The fit and finish on the Pedersoli seems a little less detail than some of thier other guns I’ve seen. Yet I have not come across that one as a kit option.
The bottom revolver is a copy of a Colt Walker, the most powerful handgun until the advent of the .357. The other revolver is an 1858 Remington copy, and it's a guess but may be in .36 cal.
Crow-Feather
32 Cal.
Oh Yea!! well, we sent you guys back to England. (chuckle) Thank you for the spalling correction.
Major Tim
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I think most of us would agree that the appraisal is high.
I have both Hahwkeens/Hawkings/Hawkkins and paid: 249 - perc. & 279 Flint (yes it was a while ago). I also paid less than that price for my Walker/Wokker/Wocher. Wasn't it Thomas Jefferson who said he didn't trust a man who couldn't spell a word at least two ways?
Sounds like you got a good deal. Good luck selling the rest.
I have both Hahwkeens/Hawkings/Hawkkins and paid: 249 - perc. & 279 Flint (yes it was a while ago). I also paid less than that price for my Walker/Wokker/Wocher. Wasn't it Thomas Jefferson who said he didn't trust a man who couldn't spell a word at least two ways?
Sounds like you got a good deal. Good luck selling the rest.
