Hawken rifle

Mm-hmm.

And so I kinda thought about it from a traditional and an inline perspective, and I think one of the first ones that came to my mind on the traditional side would be, like, a Thompson/Center Hawken.

Um, I've never been able to, to shoot one or really even see one.

When I was getting into the muzzleloader industry was kinda when Thompson/Center was, was fading out, and so, um, I've just, I just haven't had a lot of experience with them.

But where that answer comes from is, like, my customer service days and getting countless and numerous questions on, um, people wanting and needing Thompson/Center parts, and they would say, like, "Hey, I have this Thompson/Center Hawken, and, you know, I'm, I'm needing some parts for it.

I love this gun.

It shoots great.

So, yeah.

Kentucky is the Kentucky Long Rifle.

Missouri is the Hawken Rifle.

Then there's Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia.

All the states you would expect to have an official state gun.

Mm-hmm.

Your Hawken is more of a-

1830s

... early 1800s.