Any type really, it's all going to depend on how YOU build the kit. Most people I'd say have this preconceived notion it's exactly that... a kit that just has part A going to part B which certainly isn't the case. I bought mine for about $800.00 US dollars from Track of the worlf. Allot of guys don't like track kits, I can see that if one is looking for a historical correct piece, they might look elsewhere. However, for me I wanted a quality, functional rifle that would serve me well in the woods and at the range. Also the gratifying experience of building. Their website allows you to custom pick parts and pieces that will increase or decrease your final bill. IMO on parts quality, I'd say for example, a Jim Chambers kit will probably have better parts castings and stock blanks that won't require as much work for fit and finish of those different historically correct parts... does that ultimately mean a better rifle? I think not, it all has to do with the most important aspect of the build and that's YOU! I for one enjoy the work, even the tediously tiring tasks of the build. Helps you grow and learn skills that will provide knowledge for your next build or help someone else. :thumbsup:
