Rocky Mountain Hawken
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 2,922
RE: Rocky Mountain Hawken
quigleysharps4570
Are you the poster who taught me about using Permatex Hand Cleaner (blue label) as roundball patch lube a couple of years ago? That's the best patch lube on the planet.
Is that what you're covering your roundballs with?
Are you the poster who taught me about using Permatex Hand Cleaner (blue label) as roundball patch lube a couple of years ago? That's the best patch lube on the planet.
Is that what you're covering your roundballs with?
#5
RE: Rocky Mountain Hawken
T7...sure enough my friend. Was using the D&L for lube on these patches too.
Thank you C for posting it. Will get pics of her when I find someone with a digital. Someone at the factory erred...rear sight isn't the fixed primitive that's supposed to come on it. The one on it is a Sharps Gemmer model. My catalog says $70 for it. Not quite period correct but I'm not complaining cause that particular sight is elevation adjustable...looks good on her too.
Thank you C for posting it. Will get pics of her when I find someone with a digital. Someone at the factory erred...rear sight isn't the fixed primitive that's supposed to come on it. The one on it is a Sharps Gemmer model. My catalog says $70 for it. Not quite period correct but I'm not complaining cause that particular sight is elevation adjustable...looks good on her too.
#6
RE: Rocky Mountain Hawken
That is some good shooting!!! I would really like that rifle some day. First I think I am going to get a Lyman Great Plains Hunter for shooting conicals. This Rcky Mtn Hawken is out of my price range!
#7
RE: Rocky Mountain Hawken
Hard to beat them Lyman GPR's. Have shot many deer with one. Here's a brochure pic that came with mine. In this pic it has the rear sight on it that is on mine. C you might have to fix this one too.