Flintlock Hog

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Flintlock Hog

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Figured id post a pic of my first flintlock kill , still is... .50 caliber flintlock...im wearin a short sleeve buckskin war shirt i made
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TC Hawken?
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Ya use enough gun on that monster?

Good times! (Cool shirt, too!)
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Looks like your ready for some serious business. Nicely done all around!
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It's bigger than my first! Fortunately I had a .41 mag!
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PH-----Good job!! Great hand made shirt too :)
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Hobie wrote:TC Hawken?
Looks like a T/C Hawken to me.
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Now that is a new one here. :) KirkD hunts them with old winchesters and you never quite know what Nath is going to use.
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PH,

Well done. I use Ground Hogs to keep my .54 cal in tune during the off season. That is, either the .54 Cal or my longbow. Great fun all around. Nice shirt. I love to hunt in traditional gear too.


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Mike i hunt with a longbow too. took this hog and one with a selfbow and arrows i made last year. and thanks all around guys..and i do believe it is a thompson center hawken, correct :D
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Why is the lock on the wrong side though...Pennsylvanians! Tom
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Well done :D :D
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First class friend :D
So how far was the shot? Did it get to smell smoke?
What did you stuff down that there charcoal burner?
How'd you clean it?

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Is was about a 40 or 50 yards shot, i hit him good but he got into his hole and was dying as he went down, i grabbed him and pulled him out, yes no lie, and i hit him in the head with the butt end of my hatchet, it was 90 grains of 2f i believe and a jacketed sabot, i aint got roundballs shootin well enough yet with a consistent pattern that ill hunt them. thats a tough hog because thats my deer setup.
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and to clean the hog im guessin or the flinter? hog i skinned with my knife. and gun i put the barrel in hot soapy water and then run dry patches to dry it.
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i grabbed him and pulled him out, yes no lie, and i hit him in the head with the butt end of my hatchet,
I bet that got pretty exciting, WOW!
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Nice !!! love the shirt too.. good job
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PrimitiveHunter wrote:Is was about a 40 or 50 yards shot, i hit him good but he got into his hole and was dying as he went down, i grabbed him and pulled him out, yes no lie, and i hit him in the head with the butt end of my hatchet, it was 90 grains of 2f i believe and a jacketed sabot, i aint got roundballs shootin well enough yet with a consistent pattern that ill hunt them. thats a tough hog because thats my deer setup.
:D If it shoots sabot and bullets then it may have to much twist for a ball.
Hatchet user hey, cool. Nowt like carrying a small axe with ya :D
Ball would of killed him better :wink:

Good for you & keep it up :D

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