Thompson/Center Arms .50 Cal Hawken Plains Rifle, an authentic reproduction of the iconic Hawken muzzle loader that helped settle the west.

The Hawken rifle came about from a need of people moving westward for firearms capable of taking down game larger than the rabbits, squirrels, and deer they hunted in the east.

Moving westward, they would encounter elk, bear, and bison which demanded a high caliber rifle based on heavy architecture for maximum power and accuracy.

This TC rifle is in excellent condition and features a 28 inch octagonal barrel, American walnut stock, double set trigger, adjustable sights, a case hardened and engraved lock, as well as a high luster brass trigger guard, butt plate, and patch box.

The traditional Thompson/Center muzzleloaders are largely responsible for the resurgence of black powder hunting that began in the U.S. in 1970 when Warren Center designed the firm's Hawken-styled rifle, $550 cash.


Pre Civil War Era Belgian Caplock Musket highlighted by a beautiful wood stock punctuated with brass inlays and an ornate barrel and lock.

Specs include a 33 Inch Barrel, 50 Inch Overall Length and is most likely of .75 Caliber similar to the Brown Bess muskets of the colonial period.

The wood, barrel, and lock are all engraved with a nice patina and showcase a very high level of craftsmanship.

Other features include a trapdoor buttstock, sling swivels, and cleaning rod, $450 cash.

This is the ultimate wall hanger for a study or lodge.

Take both for $900.

Must be 21 years old with a valid ID, located in West Palm Beach, (214) 783-7380.