The lock work (Investarms) is essentially a clone of T/C's and feels the same to me.
Yup, I bought it and it arrived last evening and it's a beauty: Nicely balanced (the Hawken is not), good set triggers and it fits perfectly! After shouldering it a few times, I did the same for the Hawken. After several weeks of this, I discovered an unfired, kit-built Great Plains rifle (.50cal., 1:66 twist) with all furniture browned ("chocolate brown" on my invoice), a striped ramrod and nicely finished stock, and at a very attractive price to boot. Fired from the shoulder, my eye is at least 2" above the front sight (much like a shotgun) unless I contort my neck, head and cheek to get a proper sight picture: Not a good thing and not very comfortable either! In short, I began looking at Track of the Wolf's site hoping to get some ideas about affordable guns with more drop in the stock. Although I've owned the Hawken for quite some time, I almost always fired it from a rest. that of the T/C Hawken maybe 2 months ago.
All, You may recall me asking about the drop in the stock of the Lyman Great Plains rifle v.
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