Traditions Hawken Woodsman .50 Caliber

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Shooting and discussing the Traditions Hawken Woodsman .50 caliber.
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@mymomsaysimcool9650 3 года назад

I bought my 50 cal TC Hawken when I got back from Desert Storm. I was 18 at the time and the NC state law back then wouldn’t let me buy an auto pistol, and I didn’t want another rifle. I was mad at the situation because my platoon leader was getting a pistol, but even though I carried an M9 and M16A2, it was verboten for me in NC (at that time). While my sergeant was filling out the paperwork, I walked around the store and saw the Hawken. Had to have it. It was an impulse buy, but I never regretted it. First time it was used was on a range at Ft Bragg. Everyone stopped shooting because of that distinct black powder sound. It was funny, here I am reading the manual the TC came with, doing it by the numbers, and having a crowd gathering just to watch it fire. Every time I fired, the whole range just laughed. I still have and fire that muzzle loader to this day.

@easyricer 3 года назад

Thank you for your service. I too, did a tour in the dustbowl. I had black powder guns before I enlisted in 89 and just as you saw at the range, still to this day people stop to watch them get loaded and shot. I enjoy shooting them, more than I do most of my cartridge guns and I really enjoy teaching others black powder shooting. It's not much of an art, but it's very relaxing...

@victorulloa8002 2 года назад

I got my Traditions Hawkens from the N.C. Pawn shop off Bragg Blvd. Still have it.

@ryanhampson673 2 года назад

Did you go to PSR range 37 near Lillington? I was stationed at Bragg for a while.

@TexasChilliMassacre Год назад

Same for me here in germany. On our ranges they mostlely shoot semi autos or bolt actions.But when i hit the scene with my kentucky rifle and shoot everybody looks what's going on.And there are just a few who reject to try it.

@karlschulte9231 9 месяцев назад

Black powder shooter too. Great fun. NG. Pistol shooter for years. Became WIARNG Team capt. Lots and lots of .45 down range. One hand Bullseye style ( used to av 294 out of 300, but while i can still ( at 78) put all rounds in 7 or 8 ring at 50 ft, those 290 to 300 days are gone). But grew up in rural NJ, with 1776 re-enactors, Boone stories, the Last of the Mohins and Waterwotch novels set in my area, so owning a muzzle loader was a dream. At 50 got the Hawken and a Thompsen long rifle, to fullfill a dream. Dan'l Boone step aside! CW2 ( then) on the firing line. Being modest as CWO's are known to be, i admit i was a good shot but had my doubts about how good these antiques could be. Yes I love the big BOOM and nostalgia, but to my surprise, they were super accurate and powerful. For those who laugh at that, here is one shot: had an old metal shed on my mini- farm, with 4x4 posts and a big oak tree in line. Put up a target, 12x14 inch, with 2 inch 10 ring. Fired from bench at about 75 yds, iron sights. 50 grains pyrodex ( 2/3 normal). Went down to collect ball. Thought it would bounce off iron wall. Hey, it was my first try! It sure did not. Ball hit 9 ring, not bad. Went thru both 4x4 's, both corrugated iron walls ( ripping them up with 4 inch hole in back wall, and got about 1.5 inch into the oak. I was stunned. .50 cal kicks butt!

@Cencrd 3 года назад

I bought this gun today, and then you post this, I can't believe it.

@justinr4787 3 года назад

You mean this exact rifle?? Or same model???

@Cencrd 3 года назад

@@justinr4787 Model

@lenzflyfishing 3 года назад

He was channeling you....😀🙃

@trystand00 3 года назад

give it to me

@shealarson2635 3 года назад

I was reading this top comment as he was shooting the Mac-9 and thought. Wow. That’s gotta be expensive.

@hawkenrifles 3 года назад

The Hawken Woodsman is manufactured in Spain by Ardesa, near the city of Bilbao, and is marketed in the USA by Traditions. It is a cheap but good rifle for the price. It is also manufactured in caliber 45 and was manufactured in caliber 54. Many in Spain have it to shoot in competition at 50 meters (55 yards). The truth is that with a 0.490" ball and a 0.015" patch it is a very precise rifle. Good and cheap to hunt. Greetings from Spain.

@steelgila Год назад

Greetings to you in Spain and so grateful to you for making a beautiful gun! I have wanted to get a Hawken for years and finally I have one and what a beautifully finished gun. I also own a lovely Spanish Astra big frame revolver in cowboy Colt .45! And she's a tack driver with Bullseye gun powder!

@Spenny044 3 года назад

My grandfather gave me his .50 Hawken after I told him I was starting a collection. I was stunned because I never knew he owned one. Hope I can go shoot it with him.

@notsosilentmajority1 3 года назад

That's awesome. Hopefully you both will get out there and have some fun. Congratulations.

@buckshot4428 3 года назад

You are blessed to have a Grandfather. I hope yall do get to shoot it together.

@iiTzoreo1 3 года назад

Do it before it too late. I lost my father earlier this year and never met my grandfather so take advantage of the access you have to your ancestors as much as possible

@dethtour 3 года назад

@@iiTzoreo1 sad to hear that but I agree. I lost an older brother. So I try to hang out with my siblings while I can. I take my brother to the range every once in a while.

@johnturner2585 3 года назад

Don't hope u can get out with him an shoot it make it happen 1 way or another memories neither of u will ever forget dont put off today to do it tomorrow tomorrow may never happen and this kinda thing is priceless an nothin else can compare like Nike just do it

@ShinXyres 3 года назад

2:08 I thought Hickok was snacking on pringles at first.

@therealamerican99.76 3 года назад

Lol

@johnr.8723 3 года назад

A hawken rifle...”It killed the bear...that killed me!”

@JohnDoe-xg4yr 3 года назад

My first thought as well

@izzyplusplusplus1004 3 года назад

Had one hang fire on me... It also blew the breech. And hit my target. The hammer and breech cap flew past my head, about killed me. Definitely deafened me a bit. What a beast. Angry beast if one doesn't maintain it.

@BrassowGaming 3 года назад

Just watched that movie. Was quite enjoyable, but the ending felt kind of hollow.

@mikedurbin1843 3 года назад

"Kilt" the bear that "kilt" me

@josephkool8411 3 года назад

People love that movie. It was ok

@corynewton9311 3 года назад

I recently finished a Traditions Shenandoah muzzleloader build as part of my SDI curriculum. One of my last classes I'll get to build my own AR-10 as well! Thanks for the tip on SDI, I'm loving the information and all of the awesome projects.

@hickok45 3 года назад

Good to hear!

@johnp9402 3 года назад

At least I can still find black powder and round balls.

@dominic6634 3 года назад

I got arrows

@rogerschrotenboer2166 3 года назад

I can’t find go ex or swisse anywhere

@brandom5138 3 года назад

Keep your powder dry

@richarddixson1971 3 года назад

UnObtainium, along with caps, primers, any powders? Sorry you are a few years late.

@richarddixson1971 3 года назад

UnObtainium, along with caps, primers, any powders? Sorry you are a few years late.

@LordHoth_09 3 года назад

I was given my grandpa’s Hawken when he passed away. I’ve had it fully cleaned and restored and it shoots like a dream, perfect for black powder week with deer season.

@markchabot3684 3 года назад

I've had a Traditions Hawken for 33 years now. Still take it to the range once in awhile. Won a few matches with it back when I could see the targets better.

@hermannbeinhauer5379 3 года назад

I owned a .50 hawken for sports. It was remarkable accurate. My best results has been a diameter of 2 inches out of 10 shots on 55 yards. But I did not use balls, instead of I used Minie ammo, much more weight. Has been fine times over here in Germany!

@Jamesmartens55 2 года назад

I’ve loved the Hawken since the first time I saw hatchet jacks in Jeremiah Johnson.

@carlhutchison8152 3 года назад

I have had this same rifle for 14yrs now. Picked it up in college for $75 bucks!! Such a fun gun to shoot, probably one of my favorites!!

@dr.kangaroo3142 3 года назад

Hickok keep me from going nuts on my commutes home from work. I just listen to your videos, it’s better than any radio station.

@v3xi848 3 года назад

greetings from Poland, you are the best and most valuable RU-vidr of this type I have ever seen. Thank you for your help with many things that I got in your films and keep it up, best regards from Polish!

@demented0009 3 года назад

Im glad I stumbled across this ol boy and his knowledge and stories about guns. Thanks Hickok45

@goochdawg 3 года назад

"And some folks say he's up there still...Jeremiah Johnson made his way up to the mountain's betting on forgetting all the trouble that he new.."

@bearclaw2661 3 года назад

best movie ever made

@jayer-su3hu 2 года назад

My dad bought one of these back in the late 80s as a kit. Came with the 50 and 54 cal barrels. Haven't shot it in over 20 yrs.

@spaceemperorkarl121 2 года назад

Bought the Traditions Kentucky rifle kit. Was an absolutely fun project for me and my dad to work on. Blued the barrel myself, and made a custom stain for it as well. Turned out way better than I expected and love shooting it.

@PlatniumProductions 3 года назад

I bought the flintlock version of this exact gun just a few months ago and I love it. Went with the flintlock so I can hunt both PA's muzzleloader and flintlock only season. Great video!

@fuzeairsoft 3 года назад

Hey Hickok I love your staff me and my grandpa watch you every night we seriously watched pretty much all your videos

@blackpowderfirearmenthusia3194 2 года назад

I absolutely love my Traditions Hawken Woodsmen rifle. Thanks for sharing.

@jkalash762 3 года назад

Going to be starting my classes with SDI next month and am really looking forward to getting to the Traditions Shenandoah build we get to do. Great video as always!

@IHUTCHI 3 года назад

Thanks Hickok! I love my Traditions .54 cal. The only rifle i love more is my .45 Penn Long gun. Its always fun to watch your show and even better when you dip into my slow loading world.

@tylnozcn27 3 года назад

hickok45 is like that one really cool grandpa

@jerryjohnsonii4181 3 года назад

Awesome looking Traditions Hawken Woodsman Muzzle loader , Hickok45 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mitchellknight2538 3 года назад

Yes! I was wondering when you were going to do a video on this Hawken. I appreciate it.

@darthrevan9858 3 года назад

Talk and reload all you want. Love your videos, especially when you pontificate a lot. 👍👍

@SL-ix4yk 3 года назад

My dad has a old TC Hawken .54 cal, beautiful gun I love shooting it, love to get one of my own

@Alexitt50 3 года назад

I've had mine for 25 years and shot a lot of lead through it... Definitely a working mans gun for its day... My biggest gripe is there aren't many places near me that let you shoot B/P anymore and there are only a couple of outdoor ranges within a 50 mile drive... Great video, keep up the good work and have a merry Christmas!

@karlschulte9231 9 месяцев назад

Same in west central FL where i retired. All indoor with a shotgun only outdoor club. No B/P. Used to shoot on my 16 acres of virgin forest and pasture in a small valley, with hundreds more around it, about 9 miles from MO capitol dome. Full of deer and turkey. After 57 years eife and I retired here. Mil injuries meant no snow shovels and walking back up hill to home became difficult. No hills here, no snow, no BP unless i drive long way. Really miss it. We even had 2 places to shoot matches in mid- MO, one private the other county run with covered benches, trap. Bp pistol and 100 yd rifle ranges plus toilets. Free! 😢

@nothingnew69 3 года назад

I'm so glad you did this video. I haven't loaded one them in years.

@michael7324 Год назад

I built mine as a kit when I was 14. I love this thing

@never2late454 3 года назад

Great video as usual. I've been getting more into black powder shooting lately, mainly cap and ball but wanting to start getting into flintlocks. Wish you would do more vids on black powder.

@jameshyde2250 2 года назад

Just got to say I’m going to get one you’ve made it look interesting easy and fun. This is the video that inspired me to take up black powder muzzle loading

@RatdogDRB 3 года назад

LOVE me a smoke pole ! Have two Hawkens in .50, a T/C and a Traditions. Also love my .54 Renegade and my .45 Cherokee. Thank you for doing vids on these sweet pieces. So far, my .54 has been my favorite one to shoot.

@dougaustin1328 2 года назад

I have 7 blk powder guns, 4 handguns :and three rifles ) shotguns, all are awesome ,wldnt trade any of them, sum from 1880

@roccodesarro4448 3 года назад

How are you doing hickok45? I hope all is well and that you're doing good because I LOVE your videos, and youtube wouldn't be the same without them

@Stevew443 3 года назад

I had my Traditions .50 Caliber Kentucky to the range last week and had a blast. 70 grains of Goex left a pretty good bruise on my shoulder after shooting only 6 times, but then I am on a few blood thinners. It was worth it though. I love black powder.

@rogerwharton1143 3 года назад

I have a old Thompson Center 50 Cal. Renegade. works for everything I want to do. Love it

@rickcoona 3 года назад

One of the best things about Black Powder is the ability to cast your own ammo and make your own powder

@davidmoorea1961 3 года назад

The woodwork is just BEAUTIFUL!!!

@douglasgault5458 3 года назад

I bought my Hawkins 45cal at a Sear's & Rowbucks back in 1973 for $89 + finishing kit in the $8 Range. And right now its the second oldest firearm that I've owned. My reasoning for the black powder was for the double hunting tags for large game. Before black powder the state limit was 2 bucks a year, but you could harvest 4 by owning a black powder rifle. And I've taken plenty of game with mine including 4 big bull Elks over the years. I've even used it as a bird rifle by loading birds hot. It's black powder so you can use a 1 Oz load of the birdshot down the tube. As you aren't limited like a modern .410 shotgun shell. And when the prices of real black powder became expensive. I started making my own. I could make 5 lbs for the cost a quart sized can #4fg. I also participated in quite a few Mountain Man Rendezvous where there was no shortage of turkey shoots gonin on. Oh yeah, purchase a stainless steel bore brush if shooting BP. And use this to clean out the fouling. I've been able to shoot all day thanks to these barrel brushes. They can tame that barrel and make it easier to seat your load without struggling with a ram rod. And that sweet smell of black powder. There's nothing like it.

@Charliesofake 3 года назад

Hey hickok been watching you for 6 years love your vids 👍

@goochdawg 3 года назад

Jeremiah Johnson found hatchet jack frozen and took Jack's .50 cal hawkin as jack left a note saying who ever finds it. jeremiah johnson such a great movie its a classic! i seen it so many times i have it memorized lol.

@hickok45 3 года назад

"froze to a tree."

@johnjohnon8767 3 года назад

The reason I bought a tc .54 Hawken.

@ranchurdhimster4955 3 года назад

My favorite movie is "Jerimiah Johnson" I am not disappointed.

@geogemini8528 3 года назад

Mine too. I don't know much about black powder rifles just that I want a genuine Hawking haha.

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@robinsites9790 3 года назад

Built one of these from Dixie Gun Works for my Dad when he moved into a log home about 30 years ago. Shot it a few times but it has been hanging on his mantle on a stone fireplace. It is a beautiful gun. I think it is the best looking of all the old muzzle loaders.

@dougaustin1328 2 года назад

It's a bad ass accurate rifle, one of the finest known, I own one and use mine all the time, u have a real gem, gt mine frn Dixie gun works

@larrythecucumber9973 3 года назад

Im glad to see your still making vids in these dark times 😊

@brmo6232 3 года назад

Picked up a SOCOM 16 after watching the scout and socom videos here! I like it so much more than my AR

@MrMann703 6 месяцев назад

Pauswd video, it made me excited to see you doing the review of this gun, i appreciate your take and style of presentation. I find im talking myself into buying traditions flintlock version of this model, back to the video now. Thank you for putting out great content

@kindadeadkitten6528 3 года назад

Last week I got to shoot the same gun, it was my great grandfathers. A real beautiful gun.

@oldad6207 3 года назад

I love the Hawken style "rag wrappers", especially if they have brass furniture.

@Aaronb2245 3 года назад

Glad you reviewed this. Ordered one today. Surprisingly, I can't find percussion caps.

@blairwilliamson5554 3 года назад

A few years ago we ran out of fireworks on July 4th so my son had his Traditions 50 cal. And I had my Thompson 50 cal. And we fired them with powder and wads only. We woke up the neighborhood.

@dragunothesword4178 3 года назад

Muzzleloading is one of the best forms of shooting. Will you maybe make another flintlock video in the future? Or maybe even a video on the percussion Sharps? Still the most wholesome channel on RU-vid.

@pointman1975 3 года назад

" A hawken, a genuine hawken." Great movie. I've wanted one ever since.

@timvest8141 3 года назад

I just watched Jeremiah Johnson for the first time a few days ago. Hawken rifles and cap and ball revolvers are hard to find in stock many places. You just have to catch them at the right time.

@mikehellcife 3 года назад

I love watching your videos, with old weapons, too bad I'm Brazilian and I can't understand your language very well

@bigrod0069 7 месяцев назад

Awesome rifle. Was kind of surprised you didn't really say much about the 2 triggers and how they work. good shootin

@canbrit4621 3 года назад

Love my hawken so much fun to shoot. Slowing everything down and being more connected to the shoot

@aaroneaton583 Год назад

I bought one of these guns about 2 years ago at a gun show and I love it

@L2FlyMN 2 года назад

I found it amazing just how accurate a simple round ball can be!

@Shaggy_Rogers0001 3 года назад

Black powder firearms are awesome, and a whole lot of fun to shoot!👍

@faiyazkabir41 3 года назад

Traditional rifle with Hickock45 ! Great day!!

@davidlinihan3626 3 года назад

I have the Lyman Great Plains rifle and pistol. Both .50 cal. The Lyman’s are the closet to the real Hawkens of the old days.

@Bob-tk9cf 3 года назад

I have 2 T/C 50 cal. Hawken's bought the first one after seeing Jerimiah Johnson (Love that movie) it was a kit $110.00 early 70's I did some carving on it so it looked like a mountain man rifle. I did buy a spare barrel for it about 15 years ago so I bought a stock of E-bay so that's how I ended up with 2. Both shoot great I love shooting them very accurate !! I cast my own 370 grain T/C Maxi-Balls . The last guns and ammo shortage I couldn't find caps for either rifle or pistols. I also have 2 Remington 1858 BP revolvers. This time I got ahead of the shortage I have 12 lbs. of powder and 1300 #10 & #11 caps. I do have more supplies for my cartridge rifles and pistols because they shoot faster

@snake57 3 года назад

Got this same gun a couple years ago used from a gun shop that took it in trade. They don’t like dealing with muzzle loaders and wanted to get rid of it. Got it for $100. Bore was dirty and had some rust but cleaned up well and shoots very good. Shoot it more than my custom 58.

@buckskinsblackpowder7106 8 месяцев назад

Fantastic rifles! All of mine are excellent shooters, zero issues. Taken many big game animals with them over the years.

@paulbeck6410 3 года назад

Picked up a CVA Hawken kit about a week ago. Was at an antique shop and was a good price. Put together but not well finished. Missing a couple of parts that I bought off ebay. Sights, trigger guard, and ramrod. Will ne my winter project.

@brucebarnes9138 3 года назад

Years ago we had bought dad a Connecticut valley arms Hawkins rifle it was a kit it had a short barrel about 20 in but it shot fantastic groups

@easyricer 3 года назад

Yeah, I love my Hawken 54 (Thompson). Mine was given to me by a dear old friend when I had to give up hunting. Like yours I had to replace the nipple and I used a musket nipple. I have some real powder for it and some Pyrodex if I just can't find the real stuff. I actually have not seen GOEX on any shelf in Texas yet. On my last trip to Cabellas, I couldn't find much for muzzle loaders at all, seems the ammo run has cleaned up everything. Glad I have a decent stock of everything. I might, just for the fun of it, make my own powder and cast my own bullets... Just because I can.

@kennethhowell1272 3 года назад

I guess I would be considered adventurous. At one time I owned a TC Hawken with a aftermarket 36 inch .54 caliber barrel. Which was capable of burning 160 grains of 3f, pushing a 400 grain lead slug (because of the long barrel). The gun was built by a gunsmith who was involved in muzzle loader target shooting and with the 36 inch barrel was a good 300 yard gun.

@russellhorn6372 3 года назад

I bought a couple of black powder rifles some years ago. They are fun , but a pain in the ass to reload.

@satanmitdengeilenbarthaaren 3 года назад

Wonderful intro!!! Just beautiful.

@ericschneider7294 3 года назад

Remember the old CVA kits! When I was a kid, not allowed to have a "gun". Muzzle loaders no problem lol.

@blazerwilliams2260 3 года назад

My boss found out I liked black powder so one day on break he pulled out this long thing wrapped in paper and told me I could have it. I basically knew what it was by the length and weigh but it was a old 45 Cal. CVA. I took it home Ann had it looking brand new in a week because it got all Rusty and dusty sitting in that shop around 30 years. I bought my Hawken as a kit from Cabela's in 98.

@johnturner2585 3 года назад

Really thinkin about doin a kit 🤔 sjust price of some of them is ridiculous for a unfinished product

@blazerwilliams2260 3 года назад

@@johnturner2585 They must have gone up quite a bit. They weren't too bad when I got mine in 99.

@johnturner2585 3 года назад

@@blazerwilliams2260 was looking at a tradition squirrel rifle already got a inline 50 so liked the idea of the 36 but 400$ for kit I figured 200 for a unfinished but was double even shotgun kits are up there bout only 1 I found decent was 50 percussio. Deer hunter

@ericschneider7294 3 года назад

Hopefully prices will go down ... eventually? Dreaming of a squirrel rifle kit and spending big money on a curly maple or birds eye stock. After all fellows does money really matter if you really want it lol!

@macb9009 2 года назад

My grandpa has giving me one of his Thompson Center rifles.. I just gotta go pick it up, 13 hour drive away but I’ll be happy to have it and hopefully drop a buck with it

@brucebrutsman4939 2 года назад

I love to shoot mine to. great video love to watch and learn.

@user-wm9ux9kf6d 3 года назад

Great start to the video!👍🏻🇺🇸

@geraldtakala1721 3 года назад

I built my 50 Hawken from aTC kit browned the barrel very accurate.

@Derecq 3 года назад

Made in Spain by Ardesa, and sold in Europe under the Ardesa brand. I have the Ardesa Woodsman in .45 and is identical to that rifle.

@jcastle614 3 года назад

Hear Hawken immediately think Jeremiah Johnson! Good looking rifle there. Stay safe and God bless 🇺🇸☠️🇺🇸!!!

@sparkymmilarky 3 года назад

I love the old gun videos! More European flintlocks please

@gearjamer442 3 года назад

I have been shooting a 50cal TC New Englander 100 gran pryodox with a TC maxi hunter round for close to 25 years, using still open sites. Up graded to fiber optic sites about 10 years ago, 100 yard I can place 5 shots in a one inch pattern. I still carry it during regular season just because I like the challenge

@brentscott5359 3 года назад

Have the same rifle sold by CVA. Really nice rifle and fun to shoot. I'm a lefty shooter and came across a left hand Hawken flintlock. The only thing I don't make is the powder. My granddaughter has her eyes on my guns. She has great taste.

@charlesmason1278 Год назад

Try making the powder. Plenty of info on the subject.

@BooRadley452 3 года назад

Something tells me Mr. John enjoys that Isreali pocket rocket alot.... a whole lot! 🙂

@davidwhite1963 3 года назад

Mac 10 or 11, not an Uzi! I wish he had the suppressor on it! It dumps 30 rounds in about1 second!

@synthectproductions 3 года назад

@@davidwhite1963 The firearm in the intro is in fact an Uzi, as can be seen as when it's on the table how the stock folds, the grip safety, and general look of it.

@babyfalcon5993 3 года назад

hai im a big fan and i love watching your videos they make my day and i hope you have a wonderful day tomrow

@leonardjanda6181 3 года назад

My number 1 channel need I say more carry on 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@YankeeWoodcraft Год назад

I have a flintlock version of this .50 cal Hawken Woodsman and my first shot out of her at 25 yards was dead on, barely an inch low bull's eye. That'll take a deer all day long. The closest I ever got to taking my first deer with it was while I was watching a doe that was staring right at me at 30 yards (I ground hunt) and I got flanked by a 10 point buck that walked right up in front of me and decided to feed 12" from my boot (12 inches, not yards). I mumbled a few expletives under my breath as I said, "You gotta be [...] kidding me. Really?" He was there for about a minute, me with my flintlock pointed down. I couldn't move because she wouldn't stop staring in my direction. Finally, something spooked her, be bolted, I raised up the Hawken and tried to hit him at 60 yards when he stopped & turned around, but overshot him as he ducked and went down the ravine. You can't make that stuff up. Lesson(s) learned.

@hublehardos8472 3 года назад

Hello Americans! Hi from France! Hope one day we can travel by teleporting and sharing friendly times!

@notsosilentmajority1 3 года назад

Les amis sont toujours les bienvenus.

@cameronlibby8558 3 года назад

You bring the food, I'll bring the guns

@johncage3025 3 года назад

Yes! Much love! Come to the north central USA for a great time

@hublehardos8472 3 года назад

I can bring many things to eat and to drink!

@nazarderkach9320 3 года назад

Bonjour, et je suis ukrainien.

@lollomannu1125 3 года назад

New on the Channel, great videos man!

@arturolatorrecalatayud8645 3 года назад

I love the Hawken rifle! It is also made in my country, at least the cannon...

@Claimjumper55 3 года назад

I have one of these along with the matching pistol. They're fun.

@somethingpointless4074 3 года назад

The intro of his video man That fire rate damn son

@punkzl0l 3 года назад

hichok is the Bob Ross of guns

@CapnSchep 3 года назад

I bought a used never been fired Traditions Springfield Hawken rifles fo $50.00 dollars, no double set trigger and no elevation adjustable sights, there is a trigger adjustment screw inside ... It is truly badass accurate with patched ball and shoots 385 grain Hornady Great Plains Bullets just as accurately ... 1” groups @ 50 yards, with a 1/48 twist barrel ..

@CapnSchep 3 года назад

I have the same complaint about mine as Hickok does, my cheek is a little difficult to get down far enough to line up the sights .. I had to turn my ball cap backwards ...

@ethanbaker6264 3 года назад

I have a hawken that I've been hunting with some. I probably average shooting it a couple hours a week just because muzzleloaders are fun. I use 100 grains of 2f olde eynsford powder since it's a little higher quality and consistency than standard Goex. I mainly shoot patched .490 round balls but here lately I've been molding some .500 minie balls and shooting those instead

@ravbralor2209 3 года назад

These rifles are great, makes a great piece to hang up on the wall. You can buy the do-it-yourself kit for a fun project.

@allanryan6014 3 года назад

That was my Christmas present when I was 16 one of the Thompson center arms 50 caliber Hawkins and I still love that gun I’m 59 and I’ve had the opportunity to take two bull elk in Washington and two Caribou in Alaska

@freddieh5539 3 года назад

I bought a Traditions Hawken kit in 50 caliber earlier this year. Did a lot of sanding, filing, dremel work, blued the barrel, stained and Tru oiled the stock. Haven't fired it yet, but looking forward to it. Should be loads of fun.