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Your best deal acquiring a muzzleloader, either trade or purchase
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I bought a baikal O/U 12 ga that I wasn’t using. I saw that a fellow had a TC Hawken for sale or trade on gunbroker here in Alberta. We traded info and pics of our firearms and decided to meet at a halfway point and do our inspections on the firearms in question. His TC Hawken had been fired only a few times, cleaned and stored away for over 20 plus years. The Hawken appeared to be brand new and unfired! I looked at this Hawken and my heart skipped a beat. The trade was made and I’m sure that I definitely got the better deal.
A couple of weeks ago w made a trade. Guy at work wanted an air rifle to trade for a muzzleloader that he couldn’t tell me what it was. We finally met up and I looked at it and said sure I’ll trade for that 
I traded him a Gamo Big Cat .177 air rifle for a 1977 dated Interarms .45cal Hawken in beautiful condition, but was loaded when I got it.
Previous owner had loaded with a power belt bullet which was easily pulled, as it was a hollow point. Cleaned the scuz out of the barrel and it looked great!
I traded him a Gamo Big Cat .177 air rifle for a 1977 dated Interarms .45cal Hawken in beautiful condition, but was loaded when I got it.Previous owner had loaded with a power belt bullet which was easily pulled, as it was a hollow point. Cleaned the scuz out of the barrel and it looked great!
