Hatchet Jack frozen to a tree
Not really a hawken though. A TC renegade is close enough for me.
I had a .54 TC hawken for a long time but foolishly sold it.
Hatchet Jack frozen to a tree
Not really a hawken though. A TC renegade is close enough for me.
I had a .54 TC hawken for a long time but foolishly sold it.
I always admired the stainless T/C rifles. Are they still around?
Edit - answered my own question. They seem to be gone.
Ken
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Years ago I came across a great deal on a used Renegade. I’ve hunted with it some but no luck so far
The only thing I like about the hawken is the patch box because I like roundballs but I'll survive. I like the no brass better though so it's a wash.
That Hatchet Jack was a wild one. Lived with a she mountain lion in a cave up in the Musselshell. She never did get used to him.Originally Posted by 03RN
Hatchet Jack frozen to a tree
"Rich," the Old Man said dreamily, "is a little whiskey to drink and some food to eat and a roof over your head and a fish pole and a boat and a gun and a dollar for a box of shells." Robert Ruark
If you want to drool, check out Jim Kibler’s website. Unbelievable craftsman he is.
Working diligently to enlarge my group size.
I'm just thinking about shooting for hours in my backyard at 14 with my hawken. I really miss those days
I had a .36cal Colt replica in college I used to toss in a backpack, hop on my bike and ride a mile or two outside of town and burn good beer money.
Working diligently to enlarge my group size.
1st shot low, next 2 high.
Last shot in the red. Next 2 after the pic practically cut the same hole.
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