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Kibler Fowler
Ha!!! How sacrilege would it be to buy the fowler in 16 bore then buy the 20 bore barrel and put a rear sight on the 20 for deer then have the sixteen for fowl and upland! I assume jim for the sake of simplicity the fowler will be like your other kits and the barrels will be the same size...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #101
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Kibler Fowler
What would be the recommended max weight of shot and powder charge for the kibler fowler in either Guage? How bout max charge for a ball? jim has said his concern is the inclination users will have to put a stout charge behind a ball but obviously a prb with a 40grain charge is perfectly safe...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #100
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Kibler Fowler
Fusil de chasse This!!!!! I dont blame any manufacturer for covering their a** and saying No don't do this!. That is exactly what I would do. Maybe there is truth and credibility behind this warning. But would a prb really produce more pressure than an equal load of shot? Or is the only real...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #99
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Kibler side effect?
Hey my truck cost me 1 grand. And the one before that was 500. Archaic as my trucks may be they are worth every penny to me- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #183
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kibler colonial
My first time finishing steel so I'm gonna keep it Simple. cold blue on the barrel and may leave the lock in the white. I am going to polish the barrel to 220 or 320 grit as I'm going for an overall more polished look. How do you guys go about polishing up the lock face? Or does anyone have...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #129
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Military heritage brown bess
I can hear the sizzle now! Over some briquettes and cherry chunks with my pa's maple bacon glaze!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #109
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Military heritage brown bess
As long as I can get it shooting well enough I'd like to take a deer with it!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #107
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Kibler colonial
That's the 3rd coat nice and fresh- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #125
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Kibler side effect?
800 is way better than 1700!!!! I'd be more than pretty happy- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #171
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kibler side effect?
Midway usa right now $1700!!!! My India made bess was nearly a third of that cost!!! And I'll gladly shoot it over that pedersoli! I'd pay $1700 for a kibler bess however😉😉- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #159
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kibler side effect?
That's 4 votes for the bess so far!!!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #158
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kibler side effect?
Mr. Kibler taking up brown bess!!! That'd be a dream come true! In the meantime I'll attempt to patiently wait for the fowler- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #148
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kibler side effect?
Edit- Maybe you don't have any intentions of marketing or selling your flintlocks outside of the muzzleloader community. Its proven that they will provide more than enough business for you! I just think it'd be very cool to see someone like you put his foot through the door at shot show! Maybe...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
- Post #139
- Forum: General Muzzleloading