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Pahoo · March 26, 2011, 06:53 PM

I too started out with a .50, TC-Hawken, then was lucky enough to get a Cherokee. Did not quite work out like I thought it would. Now I use my .36 Seneca and life is good. I also use my .45 Seneca but still prefer the .36. The .45, TC-Hawkens are fine but keeping the outside dementions, they are heavier than the .50's One nice thing about the .45, is that you can use it on squireels to work out the hunting bugs and then use it on deer later in the season. As you have found out, some of these are hard to come by and way over-priced. ......

I do have a TC Sytem-1, in .32 but it's one of those dreaded In-Lines. Well made and great shooter. Let me know if you are interested. .....

Be Safe !!!

March 26, 2011, 06:53 PM	#4
Pahoo Senior Member Join Date: February 16, 2006 Location: IOWA Posts: 8,783	I like the way you think !!! I too started out with a .50, TC-Hawken, then was lucky enough to get a Cherokee. Did not quite work out like I thought it would. Now I use my .36 Seneca and life is good. I also use my .45 Seneca but still prefer the .36. The .45, TC-Hawkens are fine but keeping the outside dementions, they are heavier than the .50's One nice thing about the .45, is that you can use it on squireels to work out the hunting bugs and then use it on deer later in the season. As you have found out, some of these are hard to come by and way over-priced. ...... I do have a TC Sytem-1, in .32 but it's one of those dreaded In-Lines. Well made and great shooter. Let me know if you are interested. ..... Be Safe !!!