very nice looking rifles.. Ardesa is or used to be part of Traditions I believe.. I am not sure if they still are.
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They might still be.. if you go to their site and look at their rifles and then compare them to Traditions.. well they are very close.
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They're still making them for Traditions andare licensed to distribute some Traditions guns in Europe.
Someone commented that these will stabilze some looong bullets. A shooter might need a shoulder pad with those curved buttplates though.
While I think the curved butt stock is cool, you really need to pay attention to where you tuck that rifle in to. It can down right hurt...
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Ardesa Hawken Match & Hawken Creedmore
