Sending a roached out barrel to Bobby Hoyt for a rebore and rifling is a cheaper option than buying a GM drop-in, around $145, instead of $269 from Track for the GM.
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Preparing to restore a 70's TC Hawken
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Hello everyone. I started this thread some time ago, but an oversized honey-do list and an undersized fund put the project on hold. Just when I was getting underway again I found that I had run out of anti-temptation pills just before my neighbor waved a 70's .45 TC hawken in excellent condition under my nose. It followed me home but used my gun fund even further. Set the .45 next to the soon to be rebuilt .50 and the .54 that I have been using. Lots of good ideas here that I am studying. I will have some pictures as this unfolds. It should be fun.
