Quick Ship — J.K. Hawken, .50 Walnut w/ Patchbox and Inlay Package — #3001H
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Quick Ship. This is one specific J.K. Hawken kit, already boxed and ready to ship. When it sells, it is gone.
Condition
.50 caliber, rifled, Walnut stock with the inlay package and patchbox. There is less than ideal grain in the wrist. Discounted $75 from the base Walnut plus patchbox and inlay price.
About the J.K. Hawken
The J.K. Hawken is our take on the Hawken plains rifle of the mid-1800s St. Louis and western frontier, a half-stock percussion rifle. It is authentic to the spirit of the originals, and because the inletting and hard machining are already done, it is a good first build for many.
The design is ours and the machining is ours. The hand work is yours.
Specifications
- Length of Pull: 13 5/8"
- Drop at heel: 3.5", measured from the sights
- Barrel: 31" to the standing breech, tapered 1.062" at breech to .900" at muzzle
- Trigger: double set triggers
- Lock: Kibler's CNC Hawken percussion lock
- Patchbox: optional iron patch box, included on this kit
Rifle is shipped in unassembled kit form. Photos of finished rifles are examples of what can be done.
Shipping
Liquid Shipping
Liquids will not ship in the kit box. There are different regulations that apply to the chemicals that we sell and they will need to ship ground, when the kits will ship USPS Priority Mail. Plus, it would really stink if a liquid were to leak on your beautiful new kit!
Order tracking
You will receive tracking information when your item ships. For kits, you will be contacted before shipment and after shipment so there is no need to worry about a kit box shipping when you are out of town. All other packages will ship when available and you will be emailed a tracking link.
Get in touch
If you have questions, feel free to email us at info@kiblerslongrifles.com or give us a call at 330-551-5844. Even if you have to leave a message, we promise to get back with you right away. Bree can answer most questions and she will be sure to ask Jim when needed.
