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lol! I got winded watching you run through the tall grass.

Thnx!

I will mark the add sold pending funds, thanks.

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I'm sending you a private message.

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It's an optional task, but you can do a search in this forum on Woodsrunner builds where folks went into detail about adding the brass, also I think theres a youtube video on adding it.

Congratulations to you and your Kibler Colonial's first kill.

Kibler Longrifle has a really nice one on their website. It seem to get more and more expensive as time goes by. I bought mine when they were less. Really nice-looking cloth on the inside, and a pocket on the outside for a range rod which is super handy.

I don't see the lock and set trigger listed on your spreadsheet. It is a great looking rifle. In any case a rifle is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Another way to try is click on the 3 dots at the upper right corner of your web browser, select " New in private window " then try to open the link. That will eliminate all of the garbage riding on the browser.

Target loads, try .395 ball, .018 patch and 35gr of Goex 3f. Lube is really a personal preference. I use a 50/50 mix of simple green.

The Kibler Woodsrunner and Colonial rifle designs put them in the 1760's

I was there too on the first 3 days, it was very humid for sure. I shot the woods walk first thing that Saturday morning, my flintlock was firing fine until I got to the last station ( split the card ) I was getting some mucky build up in and around the pan which I would clean off with a patch...

I was at a match 2 years ago. I used my flintlock all morning with no issues. Then it was time for the flintlock 25 and 50yrd aggs. It started raining a lot. There were only 2 of us on the line. The range went hot, I could not get my flintlock to spark no matter what I did (new flint, alcohol...

I going to say no. My experience is 90% only during competition, even if it's not raining at the moment the dampness in the air can give negative results, I always carry a backup percussion for those times.

The maple on the rifle soo effing beautiful. Drool factor 10!!

I bought a couple yards of pillow ticking from Wally a year or so ago, color means nothing there. Every color measured out at .022, it works okay in my trade gun but is too thick for my other rifles, which they all seem to like .018 and .015 but mostly .018. It's also pretty stiff material even...

It doesn't look like a scammer type post to me, maybe looking for attention and plagiarizing an old posting.

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