.40 cal. Kit

[David Paskowski]

I'm thinking about getting a .40 cal. Poorboy kit gun. My woodworking skills aren't the best(that's why I'm an electrician),so I'm looking for a kit that's good for a beginner. Something where my limited skills won't scare me off or make it a bad experience. Any recommendations?

 

[Gemoke]

order an in the white gun. You do the final sanding of the wood, browning of metal, polishing of the brass if any. it`s the best way to go for a beginner.

 

[swquiro]

WV Dave,

Man you must have gotten bit real hard. First, a TC renegade, then possibly a Lyman Deerstalker, and now a .40 kit gun. What are you getting next week? Its a great addiction!

I grew up in the Eastern Panhandle, used to be the best deer hunting in the state.

Enjoy those new toys.

 

[cowpoke1955]

Gemoke is right. If you want to get your feet a little wet check these out: http://www.sittingfoxmuzzleloaders.com/Tenn. Poor Boy Squirrel Rifle.htm and http://www.tennesseevalleymanufacturing.com/catalog.php?category=tpbriflekit . Both places will do a lot of the wood work and some of the metal work for an extra charge. Worth looking at :thumbsup: