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The trigger can be tuned, it has too much engagement and the surfaces can be stoned.
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Which T/C rifle is this?
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doesn't look like a T/C that i've ever seen, but isn't a definitive analysis by any stretch of the imagination. I wouldn't be surprised if what you have is a 'frankengun,' but that doesn't mean it's no good.
to get best performance out of it, you should check out Dutch Schoultz' method - here's a link:
Black powder rifle accuracy system
Black powder rifle accuracy system -
good luck!
to get best performance out of it, you should check out Dutch Schoultz' method - here's a link:
Black powder rifle accuracy system
Black powder rifle accuracy system -
good luck!
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T/C has built a lot of stuff we’ve never seen before... there’s a single trigger Hawken on gunbroker. A couple of Express Rifles, High Plains Sporters, and I’m sure others... what the heck, if you have a factory and a staff of gunsmiths wouldn’t you play around from time to time?
