Well, I guess there has to be lines drawn somewhere. I may join over there too and see if I can find one. I remember reading somewhere there was a fire at the factory, so there weren't a whole lot of them to be put in circulation.
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What are your favorite Thompson Center (T/C) Percussion guns?
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The only TC that I like is my Patriot in 45
favorite would be my 12 gauge new englander.
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I only have one T/C Hawken, .45 calibre caplock. It was my starter rifle, the one that lead me to the dark side. Flintlocks.
PA HUNTER
Mine would be Hawken 50 cal flint and Hawken 50 cL custom
Right now it’s the Pennsylvania Hunter, and New Englander. I like shotgun style butt plate and single trigger. I need to pick up a Renegade and a White Mountain carbine. I have a Hawken, but rarely shoot it.
I bet that old girl shoots like a dream.
. I was actually surprised with how good a group is makes when you get the right load and ball combination! I got the fever and need more muzzle loaders! LOL
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I really dig my .50 caliber Renegades. I have four of them. Two have Green Mountain barrels with 1-28” twist. The other two are factory 1-48” twist. I also have a .50 cal White Mountain Carbine with a 1-20” twist that I am refurbishing.
Gtrubicon
45 Cal.
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Looks beautiful
Proof is in the freezer!
I have the same bag, however I got an even smaller one to put around my waist like a fanny pack,ç when I'm actually hunting and now use the bigger bag to keep extra supplies in. In the smaller bag I only keep what is necessary to fire the gun.
Cards, caps, shot measure, shot and powder flask. I buy 110gr spouts and the cut them to length based on the load I have for specific game....dove load, duck....that's what I use for my sxs anyway. Want to replace the plastic bottle with a shot pouch. I wear it behind my back and then spin it around to the front to load. It even has a place for a water bottle. May not be "traditional" but if they were available back then, they would used them.
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renegade's and Seneca's all with custom shop round ball barrels and the smoothbore and then I have the scout for in the woods tracking
You bet they would. I generally just take a few pre charged speed loaders and keep the big pocket to put dead squirrels in. I usually will only kill one or two, and eat them the same or next day since I'm the only one that eats them at my house.
Stevens3240
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I like my Seneca .45 with light rb loads.Hawken with .50 Green Mountain LRH barrel for conicals.
Ha, I was going to say the exact same as you , until I read your response. I have both the 12g and .50 barrels for my tree hawk and I like the .56 for its versatility of either shot or RB
