Custom Pipe Hawk

I don't make many hawks but I find it clears my head and is a nice break after making several guns.

This one is has a curly maple handle which is 21¾" long. It has a poured pewter top and a horn mouthpiece. Pewter is used to add weight to the top and keeps the head tight since it won't shrink/swell like wood does. The cast head is 5¾" long with a cutting edge of 2". Top plug is black horn. The engraving is mirror matched on both sides.

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Large Screw Tip Horn 

$225

Large Screw Tip Horn

This is a nice large horn measuring 14" from tip to base of the horn  along the outside curve. Base of the horn is 2.5" in diameter. It is 17" overall with the base plug. Base plug is maple and the screw tip is black horn. The horn has been aged to a golden color.

Large Shaped Horn

$250 

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Large Shaped Horn

This is a nice large horn measuring 13.5" from tip to base of the horn along the outside curve. Base of the horn is 2.5" in diameter. It is 15.5" overall with the base plug. Base plug is walnut and the tip has been recessed filed to shape. We left this one un-aged as it would be a great horn to have engraved.

Small Screw Tip Horn

$195

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Small Screw Tip Horn

This is a nice small horn measuring 10" from tip to base of the horn  along the outside curve. Base of the horn is 2" in diameter. It is 11.5" overall with the base plug. Base plug is walnut and the screw tip is black horn. The horn has been aged to a golden color. This would make a great "day horn" or for a shooter of smaller stature.

When running stocks there is bound to be a few that end up with minor mistakes. It might be that a chip of wood tears off or the router bit gets loose or just problems with the wood itself such as hidden knots. These mistakes are usually minor enough that they can be repaired to the point of almost disappearing when the gun is finished or are something that will be covered by the metal parts when complete. I can't send these stocks out as regular kits and I don't have time to build them into finished guns. Here are a few stocks with very minor flaws that will save you money.

All of these semi kits come complete with all of the brass parts and small hardware to build the complete gun EXCEPT for the barrel and lock. You can order the barrels from Track of the Wolf and the locks from R.E. Davis.

Locks: R.E. Davis Early English lock click here. The panel and mortise will accept the Chamber's large round face Virginia/English lock with a little extra enlarging of the inlet.

Barrels: Any of the BBL-20, BBL-24 or the BBL-28 barrels fit in either 42, 36 or 30" lengths. Make sure you get the breech plug they suggest with the shorter threaded shank. Click here.

Please note: If you order one of these kits, please look it over carefully before you start work on it. You are welcome to return any kit you order but once you start work and cut on the wood or metal parts, it is yours and no longer returnable.  

Early English 1740

Beech Kit

This stock is beech which is a good hard wood and very correct for a trade gun stock. The ramrod drill came out into the barrel channel so it was milled to the proper depth and a filler strip glued in to cover it. It also has some mineral streaks along the right side.

Regular price kit without barrel and lock $655

$475

Early English 1740

Maple Kit

This stock has three minor problems. While inletting the lock, the router bit loosened and went a little deep at the front of the mainspring area. It has been plugged and will be hidden when the lock and barrel are installed. There is a small shallow knot in the lower left side of the butt. Fill it with epoxy if you plan to paint it, inlet a small plug if staining or just leave it. Also the ramrod channel is about 1/16" off center. Once the forend is shaped and finished, it won't be obvious unless you point it out to someone. I have actually seen several originals with offset channels like this.

Regular price kit without barrel and lock $635

$450

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