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Which kit?
- Thread starter Tannehill
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APG
45 Cal.
Get what makes you happy. And not everyone wants a Kibler.
.You will like that kit. My next one will be a Woods Runner.
I talked to a gentleman at Pecatonica to day. They can supply a blank for an investarms hawken I just finished. The stock that came in the kit was the wrong wood, lock was 1/8" too far forward and a few other problems. Not even going to try to get the stock replaced from them.
I talked to a gentleman at Pecatonica to day. They can supply a blank for an investarms hawken I just finished. The stock that came in the kit was the wrong wood, lock was 1/8" too far forward and a few other problems. Not even going to try to get the stock replaced from them.
I agree with APG. My pick would be Pedersoli. I have several and the quality is great.
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Buy a decent 1/16” long nose drift punch and carefully tap the pins out with a small hammer. Tap them out far enough that you can grab the end with pliers and pull them out. File or sand off any teeth marks before reinstalling. I always put my pins in from the right and take them out from the left.
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Agree, a Pedersoli kit is a good place to start.
