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Pahoo · January 7, 2011, 07:51 PM

I have been at this a few years and really see nothing wrong with your choices. I have also taught for about the last 21 years. I am fundamentally a TC man on Side-Cockers. One thing that I would ask you to consider, is do you really want to start out with a rock-crusher. Given your requirements and while you are looking, look at the Pennsylvania Hunter with a 1:66. That one woud be for your PRB. Nothing wrong with the TC Hawken model but you might like the Renegade just as well. The Lyman Great Plains is a great choice. Might also look at the New Englander which would fit in your budget quite well. Go into gunBroker and see what is active. Stay away from the TC Senecas as those are always in my sights. ......

I like the way you think !! ....

Be Safe !!!

January 7, 2011, 07:51 PM	#5
Pahoo Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 2006 Location: IOWA Posts: 8,783	I have been at this a few years and really see nothing wrong with your choices. I have also taught for about the last 21 years. I am fundamentally a TC man on Side-Cockers. One thing that I would ask you to consider, is do you really want to start out with a rock-crusher. Given your requirements and while you are looking, look at the Pennsylvania Hunter with a 1:66. That one woud be for your PRB. Nothing wrong with the TC Hawken model but you might like the Renegade just as well. The Lyman Great Plains is a great choice. Might also look at the New Englander which would fit in your budget quite well. Go into gunBroker and see what is active. Stay away from the TC Senecas as those are always in my sights. ...... I like the way you think !! .... Be Safe !!!