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I looked at that real hard when it was listed. Nice score,sounds like you are going to put it to good use.

Thanks for sharing the pics olskool. I've seen past ones that you have finished and you do a nice job. Some of these kits require more work and thought to assemble than people realize. I spent over 50 hours on my Colonial and it in no way " snapped together like Legos". It turned out great just...

Fascinating post, Thanks Notchy Bob 👍

Sold pending

New price $60.00 shipped

.520 bag mold made by Larry Callahan. Very small and light weight. Never used. $60.00 shipped in the lower United States. Thanks for looking

Looks VERY nice! Well done. 👍

That wood may not have perfect grain flow but it sure does look nice. Your moving right along with that rifle! Looking good. 👍

Beautiful job, that is one nice piece of wood you got.

Rifle is sold. Thanks everyone.

Thanks for that interesting post Notchy Bob, I have been aware of Jackie Brown guns ever since I got into this hobby but I just learned a few more things as I do with most of your posts. I can remember 20 years ago or more seeing a full page color ad in Muzzleloader magazine featuring the...

Great news, good luck with it.

Rifle is on hold for in person sale this weekend. Thanks

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That's awesome! Well done Sir. 👍

No not a rifle that Jim himself built just a Kibler rifle in general. The Colonial, Southern Mountain Rifle and the Woodsrunner all show up for sale on this forum fairly regularly. Often times they are being sold for not much more than the price what the kit costs. But I'm not saying there...

Darn, hate to hear that, I was just watching his video on his 12 gauge fowler last night. Hope he recovers quickly.

The Pedersoli isn't terrible for a production gun but I will echo what many have said already that for what the Frontier would cost you are getting into the price range of much better quality muzzleloaders. If you put a Frontier rifle beside one of Jim Kibler's rifles it would almost be...

Seems like I remember a nice Frontier rifle on Track of the Wolf a few months ago. It said it was new and never fired, had a nice curly maple stock. Can't remember the caliber. Pretty sure it was around $1,000.00. I remember when I saw it I thought" that's not going to last long" and sure enough...

You'd have to try hard to ruin a Kibler kit, and like Rob stated above there really aren't any cheap options out there for a smoothbore kit. I have always wondered why the Italian manufacturers like Traditions never offered a simple single barrel smoothbore gun in their line up. Lots of cheap...