Track's best fullstock Hawken Rifle parts were selected by the by noted gunmaker Fred Strom, who built the nice rifle shown above. Stocked in figured tiger stripe maple, this nice rifle is strikingly handsome. Trimmed with traditional iron furniture. Fitted with a hooked breech and tang. Push the three barrel wedge keys past the underlugs, and the barrel will lift and unhook from the tang, instantly, without tools, for easy cleaning after a day of shooting. The keys are slotted so they may be captured in the stock to prevent loss in the field. The mountain man appreciated ease of maintenance as much as we do, today. The long tang hooked breech plug is fitted with two tang bolts that engage the trigger plate, another correct Hawken feature. The trigger plate is very long, extending through the wrist, accepting two tang bolts from above. The long trigger plate, long tang, and two bolts, form a steel reinforced wrist, making the Hawken the strongest Plains rifle in this critical area. An ideal feature when trapping far in the wilderness. Typically a single lock bolt retains the lock, recessed into the early style tear drop shaped iron sideplate inlay. The cheek piece is the earlier square long rifle style, rather than the beaver tail cheek for on later half-stock Hawken rifles. The cheek is angled to recoil away from your face, an ingenious feature found on better rifles. Track's fullstock Hawken stock will accept any 1" straight octagon barrel, to build a moderate weight rifle.

Order our Hawken fullstock rifle parts set from our suggested list of parts to build a rifle similar to the one shown. This project is more challenging than traditional longrifles. The breech and tang need to be joined with glue or solder, so the barrel and tang assembly can be inlet as a single unit. Not recommended as a first time build. This project requires drilling, tapping, inletting, shaping, and finishing. This parts set typically requires 40 to 60 hours of skilled labor to complete. A basic understanding of longrifle building techniques as shown in the book Recreating the American Longrifle is advised, or the mentorship of a skilled gun builder. Many options are available to build this rifle. Each part will add to the website shopping cart individually. Select the parts you need for your project, so you can create your own custom rifle. Click on one of the links above or below to start your selections. You can find additional information about each part by clicking the product image, or part number.