Browning has a single and the photo's of Bridger's rifle have set triggers. Looking at images of the rifle on the net the Jonathan Browning look very similar except for the trigger. I will make/modify wedges myself with some from TOW. Was advertised as needing one but I will tear into it upon its arrival. You know where I could land a main spring for the lock if needed? I had no idea which they copied but sure nough looks to be your rite on the stick here. Otherwise they resemble each other very well it seems. Also the barrel length is maybe longer on the original Hawkin. Looking at images of the rifle on the net the Jonathan Browning look very similar except for the trigger.īrowning has a single and the photo's of Bridger's rifle have set triggers. I have mostly CVA so far and have found them to be great shooters at bargain prices although the prices keep going up. What is htlm-framer-inf message on avast for mac. I am sort of torn between the Browning and a CVA Mountain Rifle in.54 or.58 for my next front loader. They are pretty much the ultimate in modern day factory percussion guns. Could just be dirty or need an adjustment. If worse comes to worse a good gunsmith should be able to make the mainspring if you need one. The barrel wedges should not be hard to make if you are handy. I have also been wanting one of these for some time. Thanks in advance for the tips and insight on these rifles. Anybody have suggestions on where to look for these parts? It will need a mainspring and a couple barrel wedges. Good, bad or indifferent? I have gotten a membership at the local rifle and pistol club so this new purchase should be bellowing smoke there soon I am hoping. Id like some insight as to anyone's experience with them. I know they stayed outta my reach till recently price wise. I believe that the big fanfare when it came out was that it was a direct image of a Sam Hawkins rifle. Default newton email account for sending articles from macbook pro. So when I found one on GB I bid on it and surprise. I have lusted after one of these since they came out. We recommend you click the links below with your right mouse button, then select Save Target As from the menu. To find out more about a firearm, please click here to go to our catalog. Can't find your owner's manual listed here or need a printed copy? Try our on-line manual order form.
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