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Springfield Armory SOCOM 16 7.62 NATO (7.62x51mm)
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I once owned a 54 Hawken built by Milt hudson when he started Ozark Mtn Arms. The rifle had been on the cover of Guns and Ammo. It had Long locks, triggers, a Hand made green Mtn BBL and rienhart Fajen made the stock by hand.Milt change all the hardware and was catching it from dealers, showing them a prize and sending a lesser gun. He had one made up with the new parts and I was in his shop the day he decided to let it go, got it pretty cheap.
He had borrowed the original hawken in the arch Museum and had it copied exactly. It was like having an original Sam Hawkins plains rifle, half stock.
I have a copy of the Medina Hawken which is in the Colorado History Museum.
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Maker went into the museum and made pencil tracings of the patch box, stars, and metal forearm replacement etc.If a nail or screw is worn out on the original, it is worn out on mine too.
That is nice. Looks like my old one.
Ronde voo, great place to shoot playing cards in half and split a ball on an axe breaking 2 clays and dinging steel plates at a hundred yards. The sun should never have set on some of those days.
Always wanted one of these!
I know they are the first mass produced semi auto handguns but would it also be the first striker fired gun too?I like auto pistols the weirder the better. I've wanted a Borchardt for almost half a century. Now they're 'way up in five figures.
a baby chief with a half penny front site. have bid for a few but they went too high for my wallet.