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Might post that picture on The Muzzleloading Forum Someone will probably answer you pretty quick over there.

Thank you brother!

I had a rough 2021. I had right shoulder reconstructive surgery on Oct 5th, due to an injury, and then my oldest daughter and granddaughter were killed on Oct 29th. So it's an understatement to say that I was neither mentally or physically able to hunt for most of the deer season here in...

I only used a small amount of Permatex anti-seize with the factory breech plug and vent liner. I never had an issue with either coming loose from shooting or being difficult to remove afterwards. I only removed the breech plug/ vent liner for cleaning after every 100 shots. My pet load was 43gr...

This might help, link takes you to a site dealing with effects of tuning the action and tang screws: https://www.accurateshooter.com/technical-articles/savage-action-screw-torque-tuning/

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries are now asking for some deer heads/ skulls from fresh kills in NW Louisiana, looking for CWD.

Looks like an outstanding tree stand rifle to me....

Either they will shoot well out of your rifle or they won't. I personally don't use them, not because they're bad, but because of the lack of sabot selection to adjust for varying rifle bore diameters.

I'm a left eye dominant southpaw and I have never had any issues using my right handed TC Hawken, although It would be nice to be able to use that beautiful cheek piece ;)

How many caps/shots through your nipple?

Bucklite 426 is my choice for the woods and the skinning shed

I got a Hawken in rough shape like that when my Paw-Paw passed. I used Idaho Lewis's chore boy( Sidelock Patented Breech/Fire Channel ) method with excellent results considering the condition of the bore.

LOL, sounds like someone visited MLF.....

Indeed sir, my .50 Hawken clover leafs at 50 yds with MMP sabots and a 250 grain Speer Deep Curl. I use a Williams FP-Hawken tang aperture and Lyman 17 AHB globe up front because of my declining eyesight due to age....

My hand me down TC Hawkin 1:48 with a neglected, pitted barrel loves sabots, especially the TC Shockwave 250gr, one ragged hole at 50 yds with factory sights using a Caldwell lead sled. She's not to picky about seating pressure and the sabots slide down the barrel like they've been coated with...

Thank you Sideshow!

Lewis would you use your barrel cleaning method, as described in your video, after performing this procedure to remove any debris/ deburr material?

It was my honor and privilege to serve our country sdporter!

Welcome from central Louisiana!

Retired as a Battalion Supply Sergeant from the United States Army/ Active Duty National Guard (Louisiana). Now I'm the Chief cook and bottle washer for my wife and children.