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My mother also passed with Parkinson's, Tenring; about 4 years ago, so I know a little of what you went through. Hang in there and it will get better. I will be here to see your build God willing and the creek don't rise.

UPDATE 2 Working on the Woods Runner a little ea. nite after work, as it's been raining for the last month almost every day it seems...ground too soggy to do much outside even though I did get a few onions and peas in 2 weeks ago. Here's the Patchbox, was very sticky, now working easy and...

Good job! I'm not too far behind- started mine recently. More pics!!

Putting it together and taking it apart seems to be the assembly process here- the trigger only had like a 1/16" swing to it, so I dug some wood out of the slot which fixed that. Then I needed to shave some wood to give the breech some room, so the tang would fit properly. Also needed to...

Let us know how it goes so I know what to expect Wncman ok?

Yup, it's the 'going there' that's the most fun....the discovery and homework, the process

Pretty big! 54 cal.

Was talking about the sideplate but I was wrong thankfully!

Except that I have a cousin with that name...

My bad; the little pin holes don't go through the side plate, so alls good 😋 l don't think there is even one hole to be drilled, which is amazing

That's exactly how I see it!

Thanks, it seems to be very well built, and all the holes seem to already be done except for the left side brass plate....

Yup, It's arrived, so I've started another thread....

which means that not quite all my cheese has slipped off my cracker yet? :)

Resulted in this Maple WoodsRunner showing up last Saturday afternoon, after a year of looking (and admiring) Jim Kiblers offerings on the web. Plain (no carving) extra fancy, sale priced because of a small 'birthmark' just above the guard on the left side is what caused me to lose control. Now...

Looking forward to ''not flinching", as I'm waiting on a kit to arrive so I can join in the fun.....

Handsome! For sure!

Thinking something easy, like the Kibler Woodsrunner .54, in walnut but still thinking about it :)

wow! all over the Nation welcomes, thank you! -Simon (in Delaware)

that's a really nice video to see how the frizzen rebounds a little and the frizzen spring moving and the pan filling with sparks; really cool