Hawken rifle manual

Product Owner Manuals Back to Support. Traditions Product Owner Manuals. To access the owner's manual for your firearms, please select from the drop down menu below, or locate your product on the Traditions Firearms site under Muzzleloaders or Shotguns and Classic Rifles. Manuals This collection of owner’s manuals is provided for your convenience, offering detailed information about use and care of Thompson/Center Arms™ brand firearms. If you don't find your firearm listed, please contact our Customer Service Department at or email us at tca_customerservice@www.doorway.ru The Hawken rifle was originally produced by brothers Jacob and Samuel Hawken, in their St. Louis, Missouri shop founded in The earliest known record of a Hawken rifle dates back to when one was custom made for William Henry Ashley, a gun powder manufacturer turned fur trader, who used it in his expeditions up the Missouri river to the interior of the Western United States.

Traditions. The Traditions® Prairie Hawken Rifle Kit is modeled after rifles used during the Rocky Mountain fur trading era of the 's. The Prairie™ Hawken View full details. Original price $ - Original price $ Original price. $ $ - $ Current price $ Hawken Rifle 7 8 1 P.O. Box • Old Saybrook, CT www.doorway.ru e-mail: info@www.doorway.ru Tel: Fax: FIT28 This manual is designed to teach you proper techniques, loads and safety practices. 9 Butt Plate • Center butt plate on stock so that it either butts to or overlaps. I just inhiereted a Thompson/Center caliber Hawken style percussion rifle. My only experience with muzzle loaders was more than 30 years ago with a cal caplock pistol kit. Had lots and lots of fun with it! Back on the subject, while waiting on a manual and parts list - it needs a trigger spring - I have been thinkin bout what to load into it.

The Hawken rifle was originally produced by brothers Jacob and Samuel Hawken, in their St. Louis, Missouri shop founded in The earliest known record of a Hawken rifle dates back to when one was custom made for William Henry Ashley, a gun powder manufacturer turned fur trader, who used it in his expeditions up the Missouri river to the interior of the Western United States. The Hawken rifle is generally shorter and of a larger caliber than earlier Kentucky Rifles. It was popular in the mid-nineteenth century. The term "Hawken rifle" technically referred to rifles made by Jacob and Samuel Hawken of St Louis, Missouri but was often used generically to refer to a variety of "Plains Rifles or Mountain Rifles" of the period. Safety Instruction Manual T/C Hawken ™ Muzzleloading Rifle WARNING: Black Powder or an approved Black Powder substitute such as Pyrodex ® are the only propellant powders that are safe to use in a muzzleloading firearm. Read the instructions and warnings in this manual CAREFULLY BEFORE using this firearm. THOMPSON/CENTER ARMS COMPANY, INC.