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Hornady Muzzleloading Round Balls are ideal for hunting or target shooting with your muzzleloader. These round balls are cold swaged from pure lea...
View full detailsThe Muzzle-Loaders.com™ Brass Powder Measure makes loading your muzzleloader easy and consistent. The convenient all-brass funnel swivels to perfec...
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View full detailsFederal™ Premium FireStick is a part of a whole new muzzleloader system that uses a primer inserted into an encapsulated powder charge. The Fire...
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One of the best ways to get a real hands-on muzzleloading experience is to build a rifle yourself. Easy to read instructions guide you through the building process to a finished product. There is no greater feeling of accomplishment than knowing you built a fully functional rifle for shooting or display.
The Traditions® St. Louis Hawken™ kit is made for the serious hunter. The St. Louis Rifle maintains the classic styling and handling of the time-honored Hawken, while offering great performance and affordability. The percussion model boasts a hooked breech for easy barrel removal, and click-adjustable rear hunting sight. The Hawken features a double-set trigger in an oversized glove-fitting, trigger-guard with finger rest. The rifle also comes complete with classic brass embellishments and inlaid solid brass patch box.
The Traditions™ St. Louis Hawken is .50 caliber percussion rifle sporting a 28" uncured octagonal barrel. The rifle has an overall length of 44.5" and weighs 7 7/8 lbs. To provide the best kit experience, the barrel will need to be finished with a blueing or browning treatment. The stock will also be unfinished and some light woodworking may be needed to ensure a proper fit.
