Tc hawken value?

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ZachMarkus

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I have a tc hawken in great condition, no rust or scratches or anything, what would be a fair price to sell this for? I'm pretty much ignorant when it comes to flintlock values.
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youl see some people asking crazy prices but ive never seen one sell for big money. I own several and have sold several more and ive never paid over $175 for one. id ask 200 and be willing to come down
 
Looks like a percussion vs flint

I will give you $75 and let it sit in the corner beside my desk....parents in leoma
 
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I'd ask about $150 and maybe come down if need be. I'll be honest, its hard to sell a side lock these days. Everybody wants inlines. Not much guys have the time or gumption to shoot much these days. I used to shoot my old side lock a lot.
 
Put it on gun broker. It's crazy what people will pay for one on there. They are telling you right here though, it's hard to sell one outside the WWW
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I love em, shoot em, hunt with em some, and buy when the price is where it should be, so here is just my personal value thoughts based on my likes and what Iv bought over the last several years, $175 is top dollar with around $100-$130 being reality for one that hasn't been drilled and tapped, rusted and pitted inside and out. Not many of us left that still so selling at times is ruff. But on the bright side have seen some bring up to $300 for people just wanting to decorate. They are just like horns, hunters looking for a set might pay $20 bucks for a set for a project but someone looking to decorate will pay big money for them.
 

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