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I noticed that when I purchased mine! LOL!

Three applications of Iron Nitrate with the application/heating/light sanding cycle each time (I did this to get a richer color)

I used it full strength.

You are right! It was Tried and True varnish.

I just followed Jim Kibler's instructions in his videos. Except for the last sanding was done with 400 grit. 1) Sanded from 150 to 220 to 320 to 400 grit 2) Wet the stock three times to raise the fibers (lightly sanded with fresh 400 grit paper after each time) (I had never heard of doing this...

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Sticks and stones! LOL!

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I can see how a person of your capabilities would say that. And I admire your skill level. But I was not claiming my project to be any more than what it was. But let's face it, a subject line saying "Rookie Woodsrunner Snap-Together Project" is just not as catchy. LOL! And it really discounts...

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Thanks! You will have fun! It would not have been nearly as nice if I had not followed the videos.

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Thanks! Shooting is my next endeavor. Fortunately, I have a friend who hunts with Black Powder here in Tennessee, so will have a good instructor.

I purchased and used the Jax Brown from the Kibler site.

Thanks, Jim. I just reached out to Bree to thank her for her assistance and to communicate my thanks to you for crafting an excellent kit and your effort to educate about kit building with your videos. I was just looking for something to do and came across your videos (I had to look up what a...

Never having handled a flintlock, nor even knowing what a “lock” was, I decided to try a kit, rather than buy one retail. After much research and lacking confidence in building one from parts, I purchased a Woodsrunner in the white from Jim Kibler. It was meant to be a fall project, but I could...