Knight TK2000 and wolverine
09-21-2010 | 05:54 PM
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Spike
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Knight TK2000 and wolverine
I am trying to sell two guns together.
The first is a knight tk2000 muzzleloading shotgun. Bought for $300 plus accessories. Accessories include wrench, powder measurer, extra containers for powder and regular percussion caps. A full bottle of pellets in #6, but that may increase shipping costs. Now that I have a kid hunting, I dont have the time to monkey with this gun. I am also selling my knight wolverine .50cal. Both guns need rear sight adjustments. The wolverine has hole taps for a scope mount.
I have used the TK sparingly, and have shot birds with it. It has a heck of a pattern. The wolverine has killed me a couple of deer out to 140 yds with iron sights.
I just bought my son a new muzzleloader and I would like to get one with the 209 primer like his and get scopes for both. I would consider trades, I would divide the guns up if necessary, but would make a possible deal on both.
The first is a knight tk2000 muzzleloading shotgun. Bought for $300 plus accessories. Accessories include wrench, powder measurer, extra containers for powder and regular percussion caps. A full bottle of pellets in #6, but that may increase shipping costs. Now that I have a kid hunting, I dont have the time to monkey with this gun. I am also selling my knight wolverine .50cal. Both guns need rear sight adjustments. The wolverine has hole taps for a scope mount.
I have used the TK sparingly, and have shot birds with it. It has a heck of a pattern. The wolverine has killed me a couple of deer out to 140 yds with iron sights.
I just bought my son a new muzzleloader and I would like to get one with the 209 primer like his and get scopes for both. I would consider trades, I would divide the guns up if necessary, but would make a possible deal on both.
Last edited by hammy72; 09-24-2010 at 02:04 PM.
10-31-2010 | 08:11 PM
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Spike
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