what is a good price on a tc hawken in really good condition . I really dont need it but for 150$ I may buy it.
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$150 is a great price for a tc hawken in really good condition.
I wouldn't be able to get my wallet out fast enough in a person to person transaction.
I wouldn't be able to get my wallet out fast enough in a person to person transaction.
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I second that!
If it's in really good condition like you say, you should buy it and sell it to me for $200! :grin:
JUST KIDDING!
Yes, Don't know your history concerning traditional muzzleloader's or BP Shooting, but the TC Hawken is a very well made production muzzleloader. Most here has or still do own them.
I've owned 3 and still have 2.
For that price you can't go wrong! If you haven't already, either run a patch down the bore, feeling for the patch to run smoothly down the bore looking for a sudden loose spot ( Possible Bulging Barrel! ) that can't be seen with the naked eye alot of times. Also If you have pitting, you might also feel that while your running your patch down the bore.
Another thing would be to also look in the bore with a bore light if you have one. If not, you could use a Fishing Bobber light! They cost 3 or 4 bucks at most sporting goods store's.
Before doing anything Be sure it's unloaded!
If the bore is good and the muzzleloader is in good shape, BUY IT!
If you end up not liking it, you could sell it right here on the forum. It won't sit around very long!
Respectfully, Cowboy :thumbsup:
I second that!
If it's in really good condition like you say, you should buy it and sell it to me for $200! :grin:
JUST KIDDING!
Yes, Don't know your history concerning traditional muzzleloader's or BP Shooting, but the TC Hawken is a very well made production muzzleloader. Most here has or still do own them.
I've owned 3 and still have 2.
For that price you can't go wrong! If you haven't already, either run a patch down the bore, feeling for the patch to run smoothly down the bore looking for a sudden loose spot ( Possible Bulging Barrel! ) that can't be seen with the naked eye alot of times. Also If you have pitting, you might also feel that while your running your patch down the bore.
Another thing would be to also look in the bore with a bore light if you have one. If not, you could use a Fishing Bobber light! They cost 3 or 4 bucks at most sporting goods store's.
Before doing anything Be sure it's unloaded!
If the bore is good and the muzzleloader is in good shape, BUY IT!
If you end up not liking it, you could sell it right here on the forum. It won't sit around very long!
Respectfully, Cowboy :thumbsup:
Thanks I think i will buy it today.
even if it has some problems the price can't be beat
the parts are worth much more than 150
the parts are worth much more than 150
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$150 is a grat price vuy it quick.
