- Location
- Thunder Bay ON Canada
I asked this question on a forum, about getting a traditions.
Every post was about how crappy they were, and how if I bought one it would never reliably spark and if it did spark, it wouldn't fire.
I was told I had to buy a flinter worth at least a grand to get a functional weapon.
I ignored the advice and got a tradtions hawken with double set triggers.
It's a fine peice, well made, and shoots accurate, nice wood, and it has the finest trigger I've got in my collection, once the trigger is "set".
It's got absolutely no creep and trigger pull is a few scant ounces.
It's lover-ly.
AND it's got a lifetime warranty!
Every post was about how crappy they were, and how if I bought one it would never reliably spark and if it did spark, it wouldn't fire.
I was told I had to buy a flinter worth at least a grand to get a functional weapon.
I ignored the advice and got a tradtions hawken with double set triggers.
It's a fine peice, well made, and shoots accurate, nice wood, and it has the finest trigger I've got in my collection, once the trigger is "set".
It's got absolutely no creep and trigger pull is a few scant ounces.
It's lover-ly.
AND it's got a lifetime warranty!



















































