Thanks for pics, you done very well indeed!!
French, I was definitely surprised when I first seen it. If that's a common pice of plain maple from Kibler just fancy or extra fancy... Then again maybe we both just lucked out...Nice looking rifle
I ordered a plain piece of maple as well and was also surprised by the amount of figure, maybe we both got lucky!
Your welcome, Rick.I like the light color that that Ant Maple stain gave. Thanks for sharing
Rick
Thank you, Jim.Looks great Fred. I like the color a lot. I’m building a squirrel gun now. I might try that stain. Thank you
Thank you, Hatman.You did a very good job, the wood is really nice especially for a plain stock. I like the color!
Thanks, Treetop..Looks great, Kibler has for sure dialed in their CNC programs for perfection.
Thank you, MSW.nicely done ... i am a big fan of LMF stains ... please let us know how it shoots.
Make Good Smoke
Thank you, Elk..Very nice job! Well done.
Your welcome, Wiscoaster.Thanks for pics, you done very well indeed!!
Thanks, just a fuzz over 9lbs.Real pretty. Would you mind weighing it?
Thanks Mike, I really like the Colonial.Looks great. I think the Colonial is the most appealing of Jim's three.
Thanks tjiann,, should be this weekend.Very nice job! Beautiful gun. Looking forward to the shooting report.
TRy Kibler Flintlock kitsFolks, I am a real newbie at this. Where can I find the build kits that you have mentioned?? Thanks in advance for your help.
Kiblerslongrifles.comFolks, I am a real newbie at this. Where can I find the build kits that you have mentioned?? Thanks in advance for your help.
Nice smoothie you have there FredI thought I would go ahead and post this.
It's a Colonial .58 Smoothbore.
It's my first time assembling an gun kit.
Very little inletting, very clean from Kibler.
I watched Jim's videos, learned alot.
It went well.
I see room for improvement, but overall I'm happy with it.
It's plain maple.
I was very happy with it.
If your new to assembling gun kits, take your time, look and feel your work.
Be careful when sanding, and filing.
Do so very little a double check before continuing to file or sand...
I didn't want it to dark. I feel a little darker but again I'm happy with it.
The quality is there.
I guessed 12 hours wife said maybe 15 hours.
I did leave barrel in the white, I'm going oil it up for now and let time take care oof for me. Next one I will brown.
I thank all those on the forum for sharing their knowledge, I went from years of shooting only percussion and conical bullets, to PRB, and Flintlocks...
Again thanks to all.
Take Care Stay Safe
Fred.
Thank you JimmyNice smoothie you have there Fred
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