The legend the myth the real deal Ithaca Hawken rifle made in Ithaca NY!!! I'm sure I'll regret this one day but I need to downsize, If you'd like to see more pics just ask. Bore is shiny, patch slides down nice and smooth, hammer drops set or unset. Nice rifle with pleasing to the eye (my eyes anyway) honest wear to bluing/browning from use, few little bumps and bruises all what you would expect from a rifle made in the 70's and used throughout the years. I don't have a shot through it, I just love Hawken style rifles and when I used to see them I'd grab them. $825.00 plus actual shipping and insurance from Idaho. USPS MO or Bank Cashiers Check only. If you must, a credit card can be used plus 4% through my friends gunshop in NY over the phone. Sounds crazy but it would work. Will leave it posted here for a day or two before listing anywhere else. Thank you
***Upon further closer inspection I think this is a kit build due to lack of cheekpiece and it has a little right hand cast off. I know how much wood you need to build a rifle with cast off so I am really wondering how much meat these had when they came from the factory as kits. I don't know what Ithaca offered when they made these so I'm just going to go with calling it a kit build. Cast off for those who might not know is when the buttstock kicks off either left or right so your eye lines right up with the sights beautifully. That and the fact that its the only Ithaca NY hawken I've ever but my hands on is probably why I still have it.***
***Upon further closer inspection I think this is a kit build due to lack of cheekpiece and it has a little right hand cast off. I know how much wood you need to build a rifle with cast off so I am really wondering how much meat these had when they came from the factory as kits. I don't know what Ithaca offered when they made these so I'm just going to go with calling it a kit build. Cast off for those who might not know is when the buttstock kicks off either left or right so your eye lines right up with the sights beautifully. That and the fact that its the only Ithaca NY hawken I've ever but my hands on is probably why I still have it.***
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. I've owned every variation that was made starting with the Ithaca. I hung onto this one for a reason. My last two are a custom from Steve Zihn and a beautiful Sharon Halfstock built from a kit both in .62 cal.
