CLOSED Kibler Colonial

[Backwoods Warrior]

Hi all! I'm looking to buy a Kibler Colonial. My preference is a .58 cal smooth; but, beggars can't be choosers! I've been seeing how reliable and beautiful these long guns are, and how every Kibler owner loves theirs, so... I want one now! Haha. My price range is around $1400. Please feel free to reach out or send me in the right direction!

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

Why not order one from Kibler themselves? It’ll be “yours” and you can take pride knowing you built it.

 

[Bushfire]

Shouldn't be hard to find, shake a tree and a kibler will fall out around here I'm sure you'll pick one up.

Alternatively maybe buy a kit, shake the box and it'll probably put itself together for you

Stick with the 58 smooth it's a great choice and something will come up.

 

[Backwoods Warrior]

Why not order one from Kibler themselves? It’ll be “yours” and you can take pride knowing you built it.

I've been seriously considering it! It would be really nice to be able to buy one already built though.

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

I've been seriously considering it! It would be really nice to be able to buy one already built though.

They are very, very easy and quick to build kits. Since they’re CNC machined they almost go together darn near like a lego set. Just a thought!

 

[Backwoods Warrior]

They are very, very easy and quick to build kits. Since they’re CNC machined they almost go together darn near like a lego set. Just a thought!

That's very true!

 

[Miketheblacksmith]

I just built a Kibler Colonial a few weeks ago. Enjoyed the assembly, it just takes attention to detail. Simple tools & abrasives are all you really need. There is plenty of information on the web in the form of videos to help if you have never built a blackpowder gun before. There are probably fellow muzzleloaders close by in Ohio that would love to help you out.

 

[wayne estes]

I have 2 new and unassembled Colonials. Both are 54 cal, one rifle and one smooth bore. Your choice of curly maple or walnut. I can assemble, finish and ship conus for $1550.00. 2 1/2 weeks turn around time.

 

[longcruise]

I have 2 new and unassembled Colonials. Both are 54 cal, one rifle and one smooth bore. Your choice of curly maple or walnut. I can assemble, finish and ship conus for $1550.00. 2 1/2 weeks turn around time.

One "wanted" post , seven responses and only one even remotely relevant.

 

[PEARL DRUMS]

Great offer, Wayne. Great price as well. Jump on it BW!

 

[wapiti22]

I have a 54 cal. Colonial in fancy maple I would let go.

 

[Buff1958]

I have 2 new and unassembled Colonials. Both are 54 cal, one rifle and one smooth bore. Your choice of curly maple or walnut. I can assemble, finish and ship conus for $1550.00. 2 1/2 weeks turn around time.

WOW what a deal........ I guess I work slow. No way I would sell one of mine for less than $2,500.00. Even a B kit with shipping and a lock will run you $1,300 to $1,500

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

The Colonial is not only a hoot, it’s a holler as well.

 

[Bushfire]

WOW what a deal........ I guess I work slow. No way I would sell one of mine for less than $2,500.00. Even a B kit with shipping and a lock will run you $1,300 to $1,500

Prices have gone up a bit in recent times I believe, could have got them when they were a fair bit cheaper

Or just a gentleman happy to help.

 

[tincansailor]

I have a 54 cal. Colonial in fancy maple I would let go.

If the original poster isn't interested, I would like to talk.
Thanks for your reply

 

[Backwoods Warrior]

Thank you all for the replies! I'm taking wapiti22's offer!

 

[Tenring]

Price’s have to come down no matter what because if a business wants to prosper and survive that’s the bottom line even if the business owner offers an occasional free ship for a limited time or other little selling tactics because let’s face it this is not a product that is in very high demand and surely not a necessity. There are only so many of us that share the excitement and beauty of a fine or plane Muzzle Loader but when you factor in high shipping rates and Tax plus the Cost of the rifle it’s self even a plain jain from anyone is a real kick in the *** jaw dropper and just robs the excitement right out of the hole buying ordeal. That’s my rant and I don’t care who agrees because at the end of the day it’s all about the almighty DOLLAR isn’t this the truth…….