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I was gently shamed into making the compulsory introduction post :) I usually prefer to lurk and learn on most internet forums...

I've had a longstanding interest in black powder longrifles - I majored in History in school, and like many (former) military people look back fondly on the tools (including rifles) our forefathers used.

I carried a "black plastic rifle" for much of my military career, I own a few ARs now, and they have never let me down. But nothing compares to the beauty of a nice wooden-stocked rifle...

I'm interested in building a longrifle kit in the near future and have been heavily looking at Kibler - seems like they have a pretty good reputation in this forum.

Thanks for the invite!
 
Hey Rich! Welcome from KY! My wife’s family is from Salem and we lived thier about 10 years! Kibler makes an excellent product!!
 
Welcome from Middle TN!

"Can't go wrong with a Kibler"

If you're not schooled in gunsmithing, you can still turn out a dang fine rifle with his kits. You can spend more time watching Kibler's videos than it takes to actually assemble and finish the gun... I think the hardest part of the whole process is figuring out which model and which configuration!
 

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