Hooked

[Garbear34]

My first small bore muzzleloader was traditions Shenandoah in .36. All I can say this Kibler SMH in .32vway more fun. I'm out in the Utah west desert watch the eclipse. I'm think I'm going to sell a few muzzloaders to speed up my saving for a woodsrunner.

 

[Indy Durtdigger]

I've been on the brink of snatching up one of those B grade quick ship kits in .32 for a few weeks now.

 

[olskool]

i just finished my 3rd SMR from Jim, two of them had "flawed stocks" you cannot tell a thing is wrong, because there really aint! i will post photos on a new thread latter today,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[Indy Durtdigger]

They've got one on there now in walnut with "unusual coloring". If that was a coffee table people would pay extra for that character.

 

[Garbear34]

I've been on the brink of snatching up one of those B grade quick ship kits in .32 for a few weeks now.

Do it

 

[Indy Durtdigger]

Do it

You guys and peer pressure. Geez, whats a feller supposed to do.

 

[Garbear34]

You guys and peer pressure. Geez, whats a feller supposed to do.

Mine had some minor defects in the stock wood. I jumped on it. Glad I did.

 

[JohnBHM]

One of my Son's told me he wanted a flintlock last summer. I said research who makes a good kit and I would help him build it, He pre-ordered the Woodsrunner. After building this for him I was so hooked I ordered a 36 cal. SMR in an upgraded walnut stock.

I had to put it on hold for a while due to jobs and house repairs. I finished the house repairs with the installation of new lighting in my workshop and should be back to work on it this week. I highly recommend Kibler. I did fit and assemble the SMR before setting it aside and although there was a little more fitting (primarily the but plate) than the Woodsrunner either could have been shot the day they were delivered. For me it let me focus on the fun part of carving and finishing.