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That does sound like a good idea , I will have to try that next time. I already clean my barrel using Murphy's oil and Baking Soda. That method has worked for me for years. Cheaper than the hoppes stuff and quicker too.

Actually , I bought the rifle off of somebody who did that to it before I owned it. I have no idea how He didi it. It does look good though

Here is My CVA Mountain Rifle

Today , I tried to make me some homemade "Bore Butter" . Using xtra Virgin Olive Oil and Pure Beeswax. Seems to have come out ok !!!

Thank You , I think I am gonna try to do this.

Looking real nice !!! Was the "L&R RPL lock" a hard fit?? How does it compare ??? Im thinking about doing the same

Not interested in selling the kit are You ???

I wonder why the 1:56 inch twist ?? Was this number somehow scientifically calculated ?? Too bad nobody really carried on the "Johnson City" school.

Great Looking , How long ago did you build this ?

Looks Great

Royland Southgate , now there's a name I haven't heard from in a while. Wonderful Rifle !!! This will make somebody very happy!

Amazing work

Wonderful Build

Thank You Kindly

That is a beautiful work of art

Looks wonderful. Those Kibler kits are some of the best stuff out there right now , I think !

That looks wonderful

These are amazing

I am new to this forum. I live in Beautiful Eastern Tennessee in the Unaka Mountain Range. Over the years , I have been into Buckskinning / LongHunter and Civil War re-enactment. I have gotten away from it for a few years due to many reasons , but am itchin' to shoot some powder again. Problem...