.54 Caliber Fullstock Flint Hawken

[HBCman]

Very well made .54 caliber fullstock hawken rifle.  36 inch straight Green Mt. barrel, 1 inch in diameter.  Coned muzzle for easy loading.  Excellent bore.  Iron hardware has been aged nicely.  Curly maple stock stained dark.  L & R late English flintlock that sparks very well.  A couple of dents on the right side of the forestock (see photo) remainder of stock in very good shape.  LOP 14 1/2 inches to front trigger.  Weight 9.5 lbs.

$1,300 shipped to lower 48 in wooden box.  Postal money order.

[jgraham1]

Do you know who made the rifle or any history on it?

Jerry

[HBCman]

Sorry I do not know the maker.

[Daniel Coats]

Looks like a TOTW kit to me. Thats not an insult by the way.

[Daryl]

Cool rifle. I would smooth up that muzzle a GREAT deal, if I was trying to sell it.

[HBCman]

Doesn’t affect the accuracy.  Shoots pretty much in one hole at 30 yards off the bench.

[JTR]

Overall, that is a nice rifle, but, what did happen to the muzzle? 
John

[Bob Roller]

Cool rifle. I would smooth up that muzzle a GREAT deal, if I was trying to sell it.

That is a weird way to finish a muzzle. I magnified it and there seems be numbers or something there.If a lathe isn't available a vertical milling machine with the vise set at true 90 degrees can be used and checked with a machinists square.
Bob Roller

[HBCman]

Hey Guys,  I appreciate all the comments about what might be considered cosmetic problems with the muzzle.  I actually think the concentric rings are kind of cool.  The muzzle is crowned perfectly and the gun shoots very well.  And,  you can’t beat the price for a solid well made gun with quality parts.