I'm with you 100%. I'd choose that configuration any day over something carved up like a grandfather clock.
I ordered my Kibler Woodsrunner today!
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I agree, after all it's a "Woodsrunner" and in the woods she will be. I have pointed that rifle at everything in the back yard today. I had always heard how rifles like these point so naturally. Its almost effortless. And the balance? Amazing. I can see this thing and I spending a lot of time together.
Same here.
Congratulations, l was able to shoot mine last weekend!
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that is a gorgeous rifle. I have been away from walnut to long. next one maybe.
Mike in FL
50 Cal.
Now THAT is a pretty rifle. Well one.
Mike in FL
50 Cal.
I mean well done.
I totally agree ! That is the first thing I noticed about mine. Nothing better than a rifle that mounts easily and your eye is right on the sights.
Psycho Mike
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Well done!
I'm still working on my Colonial (received it on Valentine's Day but I've been learning new skills and applying them along the way...didn't stay "plain") but I'm into the oil finish now...getting closer
I'm still working on my Colonial (received it on Valentine's Day but I've been learning new skills and applying them along the way...didn't stay "plain") but I'm into the oil finish now...getting closer
You did a good job. That's a beautiful rifle.
In this case - - - less is more - - - would be an understatement. That is beautiful !
I was going to shoot her today, but getting all my stuff together I realized a couple things. My stainless range rod is about 4 inches too short. So no problem I'll just use the ramrod on the gun, then I found out all my cleaning jags are .50 cal and 10/32 threads. The ram rod on the gun is 8/32. Ok well I'll just use a unmentionable cleaning kit. NOPE don't have enough rods to go the length of the barrel. So I wound up shooting my CVA Mountain, making a vent pick out of the left over pin stock, and putting in an order to TOTW. SMH. I guess I should have thought more of the logistics of this rifle before now. But my mind was solely on finishing it.
Mike in FL
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I've had days like that. Drive forty minutes to the range just to find out I forgot my possible bag or the correct powder, or some other critical element.
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