fair price for a T/C Hawken
02-28-2008 | 05:28 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: southwest Ohio
fair price for a T/C Hawken
A buddy of mine said he picked up a T/C Hawken in trade this week and asked if I'd be interested in it. He's familiar with guns and said it has a bit of rust & pitting in the nipple area, but the lock and stock were in very good shape. I was thinking of picking it up with the possibility of buying a new barrel for it later. He has around $75. in it and I could probably get it for that. I plan to look at it this weekend! 
Would $75. be a reasonable price if the bore is still in decent shape?
Would $75. be a reasonable price if the bore is still in decent shape?
02-28-2008 | 05:41 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: fair price for a T/C Hawken
wabi
The stock alone - no hardware - just the wood is going for $100+ on Ebay add another $80 for a lock $40 for triggers and you can see that $75 is somethng to jump on SOON...
The stock alone - no hardware - just the wood is going for $100+ on Ebay add another $80 for a lock $40 for triggers and you can see that $75 is somethng to jump on SOON...
02-28-2008 | 06:08 PM
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RE: fair price for a T/C Hawken
ORIGINAL: wabi
A buddy of mine said he picked up a T/C Hawken in trade this week and asked if I'd be interested in it. He's familiar with guns and said it has a bit of rust & pitting in the nipple area, but the lock and stock were in very good shape. I was thinking of picking it up with the possibility of buying a new barrel for it later. He has around $75. in it and I could probably get it for that. I plan to look at it this weekend!
Would $75. be a reasonable price if the bore is still in decent shape?
A buddy of mine said he picked up a T/C Hawken in trade this week and asked if I'd be interested in it. He's familiar with guns and said it has a bit of rust & pitting in the nipple area, but the lock and stock were in very good shape. I was thinking of picking it up with the possibility of buying a new barrel for it later. He has around $75. in it and I could probably get it for that. I plan to look at it this weekend!
Would $75. be a reasonable price if the bore is still in decent shape?
02-28-2008 | 06:23 PM
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From: southwest Ohio
RE: fair price for a T/C Hawken
I may pick it up, then buy a .32 or .40 Green Mountain barrel for it. If the .50 barrel is in good shape I'll keep it as a backup for deer hunting. I'd like to have a smallbore for plinking/hunting and this may be the way to get a good one at a fair price. Looks like just over $200 for a new GM barrel.
02-28-2008 | 07:42 PM
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RE: fair price for a T/C Hawken
call them and see if there are any small caliber barrels for the Hawkins on sale. There were a lot of barrels and they were selling for $99.00 so for under $200 you'd have one of the best small caliber black powder rifles on the market.