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Kibler fowler, a couple of photos,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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I see it’s now costing nearly $1500 for a shipped Kibler kit including the lock... their prices keep climbing. Hoping they don’t price themselves out of the unique niche they’ve made in the market.

I’m also noticing the “encouraged” walnut option is $160 more expensive than either standard maple or cherry... what’s up with that?

Well you could get a TVM Standard kit for $1,200 or an In the White kit for $2,100. I got the Standard Kit and that will never happen again, it was a big mistake that caused me a lot of grief :mad:.
From what I see and hear Kibler is light years ahead. If they only offered a percussion non Hawken.
 
i have the stock in basic color now.
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well i am about done. i broke the ramrod! my fault. i will order another Monday. i got a couple of quick photos before the rain today. 100& chance of rain and 100% humidity, you have to love SC lowcountry, this gun is not shiny like the first photo appears to be. the metal is real good, my buddy mulebrain called it antique white, LOL i will get better ones latter. but for now, here is some inspiration for ya'll now,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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well i am about done. i broke the ramrod! my fault. i will order another Monday. i got a couple of quick photos before the rain today. 100& chance of rain and 100% humidity, you have to love SC lowcountry, this gun is not shiny like the first photo appears to be. the metal is real good, my buddy mulebrain called it antique white, LOL i will get better ones latter. but for now, here is some inspiration for ya'll now,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Looks awesome, what was your process for darkening the gun?
 
well i am about done. i broke the ramrod! my fault. i will order another Monday. i got a couple of quick photos before the rain today. 100& chance of rain and 100% humidity, you have to love SC lowcountry, this gun is not shiny like the first photo appears to be. the metal is real good, my buddy mulebrain called it antique white, LOL i will get better ones latter. but for now, here is some inspiration for ya'll now,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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You’d have to be fuller than a tick on stump liquour to call that anything but PURTY!!!!
 
i will be building this gun to sell, put your order in early! LOL,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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I have been building black powder rifles , pistols and shotguns for over 40 years. I did not start building from scratch. If Mr. Kibler sparks an interest in someone that can lead to a lifetime of enjoyment, all the power to him
 
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