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    Looking for info on East TN rifle builder

    Thanks for the great pictures! I have only seen a grainy black and white one before now.
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    Looking for info on East TN rifle builder

    Samuel Click is a distant relative of one of my friends and he was wondering if there were any surviving rifles or really just any information. I think his family has a copy of the Foxfire article but I don't know if it's the complete article or not.
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    Looking for info on East TN rifle builder

    Has anyone ever heard of a "Samuel Cleek" or "Click"? I'm not finding anything online. Here is what I know: - He built rifles in East TN maybe around 1860's - He was pretty well known as a quality rifle maker at the time I'm not sure where to look so I figured someone here might know. Thanks...
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    Joe from Tennessee

    Thanks to all for the warm welcome! I appreciate it!
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    Joe from Tennessee

    Thanks! I will certainly do that!
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    Joe from Tennessee

    Thanks! I have watched a couple and they seem pretty easy to follow. He's done a great job of supporting his customers with that channel.
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    Joe from Tennessee

    I have been reading for a while now and just jumped in with a Kibler SMR kit in walnut. No prior experience building but looking forward to learning from all of you!
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