Tbu61
Member
Well,
Here I am, back in the USA after a 6 month deployment...
Any way, I stopped at my "Favorite" Pawn shop to say hello to my "Favorite"
merchant... Whilst conversing and exchanging pleasantries I spotted a T/C Hawken .50 on the shelf...
We dickered a little bit and the merchant explained "It doesn't work.. In fact I think it's LOADED!"
(I wrote a similar thread about this type of situation a month ago)....
I immediately saw that the Set-Trigger adjustment screw was turned all the way in, dropped the ramrod down the barrel and heard a dull THUNK....
After a deal was reached, I came home with my little treasure. Took off the trigger assembly, oiled and adjusted it.
One cap, one loud BOOM and I was ready to clean her up.. Overall it's a decent piece with a little cosmetic wear and decent barrel...
I think I did fairly well for $140 out the door
Here I am, back in the USA after a 6 month deployment...
Any way, I stopped at my "Favorite" Pawn shop to say hello to my "Favorite"
merchant... Whilst conversing and exchanging pleasantries I spotted a T/C Hawken .50 on the shelf...
We dickered a little bit and the merchant explained "It doesn't work.. In fact I think it's LOADED!"
(I wrote a similar thread about this type of situation a month ago)....
I immediately saw that the Set-Trigger adjustment screw was turned all the way in, dropped the ramrod down the barrel and heard a dull THUNK....
After a deal was reached, I came home with my little treasure. Took off the trigger assembly, oiled and adjusted it.
One cap, one loud BOOM and I was ready to clean her up.. Overall it's a decent piece with a little cosmetic wear and decent barrel...
I think I did fairly well for $140 out the door