Kibler Colonial vs Woodsrunner

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Stay strong my friend. I envy your confidence…unfortunately, for me, when it comes to Kiblers…I lack the willpower.
Don't envy me yet, I may just still be in the denial phase. My only hole is that I have other , longer standing addictions such as fly fishing, paddling, biking etc that traditionally gobble up my free time during good weather months. Most years, my addictions just change flavors ;-)
 
Don't envy me yet, I may just still be in the denial phase. My only hole is that I have other , longer standing addictions such as fly fishing, paddling, biking etc that traditionally gobble up my free time during good weather months. Most years, my addictions just change flavors ;-)
I live seasonally as well…
 
Funny I've put together four Kiblers for friends. Still don't own one or bought one. I'm stuck on making my guns from scratch. BUT I do like the Woodsrunner that gun just has a balance to it. Talk about point and shoot..!! Wow..!
 
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A couple years ago, I built an SMR in .40 calibre, that was my intro to Kibler Kits.

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In October, I spent 6 weeks trying to decide between the WoodsRunner and the English Fowler. I finally went with the Fowler. I decided to get the WoodsRunner next…

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Then I heard that Kibler was going to do a limited run on the SMR in .32 calibre. Again, I agonized on whether to get the WoodsRunner or another SMR.

Just got my .32 calibre SMR in the mail yesterday. The wood is beautiful.

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I swear, I promise to myself…the next Kibler I get will be the WoodsRunner, in .54 calibre…after that, the Colonial; followed by the Hawken.
Nice gun Rock. Have you shot the Fowler yet?
 


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