here is one i am hopefully finishing up this weekend. it is in 54 and it is beautiful!
new woods runner build,,,,,,,,,,,,
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You do very nice work.
That did turn out nice.
BEAUTIFUL!! Nice Job Sir
The one before that was prettier...but I'm prejudiced, and happy.
Is this baby going up for sale?? 
yes, i will sell it. it should be up Monday,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Very nice job.
I shoot left handed but that might make me rethink things.
Beautiful piece of wood! Nice job!
Nice Work
Very nice!!!!
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Hi,
Wow looks like a fine Kibler for sure. Jim's carving designs are exquisite.
dave
Wow looks like a fine Kibler for sure. Jim's carving designs are exquisite.
dave
That’s going to be a beautiful rifle. Well I reckon it’s already a beauty
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Hi,
You did a very good job finishing the carved areas. I've had several friends visit my shop with their woodsrunners and they really messed up the finish around the carving. They let it build up too much in the corners and incised lines rather than meticulously wiping off excess finish in those places before it dries. You did it just right.
dave
You did a very good job finishing the carved areas. I've had several friends visit my shop with their woodsrunners and they really messed up the finish around the carving. They let it build up too much in the corners and incised lines rather than meticulously wiping off excess finish in those places before it dries. You did it just right.
dave
Dave coming from you, i am honored that you would say that. you may not remember but you have helped me several times when i had a question, or when i read one of your old posts. you have always been very gracious in helping me and others. that truly is the mark of a man with character. God bless you brother,,,,,,,,
Yes, I constantly preach to apply finish in many very thin coats and don't let it puddle anywhere. Get after it with a toothbrush or even a 1" paint brush with the bristles cut shorter.
