Glad to hear that you are over the cancer.
Yes them SMRs are a fine Rifle. Mine is a .32 caliber.
Take Care Stay Safe.
GSML
Kibler Rifles What Caliber or Gauge
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Yes them SMRs are a fine Rifle. Mine is a .32 caliber.
Take Care Stay Safe.
GSML
It depends on the intended purpose.
All cal for small larger for big.
I like a .54
Thanks Wncman.
Very true, purpose is a main factor.
I was just curious.
Take Care Stay Safe
Damn Good choices.54 caliber Woods Runner, and 36 caliber SMR
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Well I own 36 SMR, 54 WR, 58 Colonial, and 20 Fowler.
I do know where there is the worlds only known Woodsrunner in 50 cal smoothbore - yup smoothbore. Completed gun for sale.
I do know where there is the worlds only known Woodsrunner in 50 cal smoothbore - yup smoothbore. Completed gun for sale.
That'd be sweet small game gun, nice powder charge and some #6 shot.
That'd be a pot filler for sure.
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It’s new unfired other than possibly test fire
I know a fella has both, and he highly recommend them. He told me first time he shot his SMR, the ignition was so fast, he almost $h!t himself
I know that to be true.I know a fella has both, and he highly recommend them. He told me first time he shot his SMR, the ignition was so fast, he almost $h!t himself
Johnny Too-Tall, it's tempting, very tempting. Plus I suffer from a slight addiction to these fine guns.
I'll toss and turn all night.
My go-to rifle is my .45 Investarms Hawken. We pretty regularly fill the pot, and don’t often embarrass ourselves at Rendezvous. But I’m hoping to hunt an elk one day, so right now I’m selling off the occasional piece and saving my pennies for a Woodsrunner in .54. I got to handle a couple at the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton last year and fell in love with their clean, workmanlike appearance and easy handling. The fact that it’s a mid-century style makes it especially appealing, as I still do a fair number of mid-to-late 18th century educational programs, and F&I is my first love. I’ve about worn out the screen on my phone scrolling through the quick ship kits and drooling.
Jay
Jay
They are a real fine shooting flintlock. A lot folks have posted their kills. I've taking mine hunting but no deer or hod got in shooting distance. I've only shot it out back at targets Sweet gun.My go-to rifle is my .45 Investarms Hawken. We pretty regularly fill the pot, and don’t often embarrass ourselves at Rendezvous. But I’m hoping to hunt an elk one day, so right now I’m selling off the occasional piece and saving my pennies for a Woodsrunner in .54. I got to handle a couple at the Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton last year and fell in love with their clean, workmanlike appearance and easy handling. The fact that it’s a mid-century style makes it especially appealing, as I still do a fair number of mid-to-late 18th century educational programs, and F&I is my first love. I’ve about worn out the screen on my phone scrolling through the quick ship kits and drooling.
Jay
You'll love it, it's well worth it.
