Kibler's next gun?

Cubreac · May 30, 2023

I read somewhere on the Kibler's site that one of the guns they are considering to make in the future is a NW Trade gun. Does anyone close to the source know anything about this?
In his blog, Jim wrote:
"The Next Kit
The next kit, while not officially in the works yet, should be started in the next year. It will be an earlier, bigger gun that can be carved and can be finished as a Pennsylvania or Virginia rifle. I have started keeping a list of folks who want to be notified when it comes for sale so send me an email if you would like to be added."

If anyone has the inside scoop, please share.

Thanks

64Springer · May 30, 2023

Mr. Kibler has a phone and an e-mail address.

Dude · May 30, 2023

He's also a member here.

Bnewberry · May 30, 2023

piperdally said:
I read somewhere on the Kibler's site that one of the guns they are considering to make in the future is a NW Trade gun. Does anyone close to the source know anything about this?
In his blog, Jim wrote:
"The Next Kit
The next kit, while not officially in the works yet, should be started in the next year. It will be an earlier, bigger gun that can be carved and can be finished as a Pennsylvania or Virginia rifle. I have started keeping a list of folks who want to be notified when it comes for sale so send me an email if you would like to be added."

If anyone has the inside scoop, please share.

Thanks

What was the date on this blog post?

TDM · May 30, 2023

To the best of my knowledge the next kit will be an English Fowler. I'm pretty sure Jim said that in one of his recent videos. But I don't have the exact source.

springfield art · May 30, 2023

Awaiting a Pistol kit!

If he ever makes one!

MDHunter · May 30, 2023

springfield art said:
Awaiting a Pistol kit! If he ever makes one!

If the pistols were half price maybe I’d tell my wife what they actually cost

Smokey Plainsman · May 30, 2023

When will he ever get around to making an Enfield rifle musket kit?

Justin.44 · May 30, 2023

A lefty kit would be nice!

PathfinderNC · May 30, 2023

Maybe an inline sporter

Sam squanch · May 30, 2023

He , in my confused opinion, needs to offer a plain Jane, reasonable priced single barrel percussion shotgun.

Flint n Steel · May 31, 2023

Dude said:
He's also a member here.

Mr. Kibler responded directly to a question I had about stock drying here in the forum!

Panama Red · May 31, 2023

Flint n Steel said:
Mr. Kibler responded directly to a question I had about stock drying here in the forum!

He sits around all day, waiting on someone to ask him a question. The brother has absolutely nothing else to do. I feel bad for him. He should take up a hobby…
Wait, no, that’s me. My bad.
-Red, getting himself confused with Mr Kibler for a second there…

Comfortably_Numb · May 31, 2023

Oh boy , here we go again. More irrelevant Kibler speculation.

TrophyGuy · May 31, 2023

If he were to produce a Jacob Dickert replica faithful to the Dickert on display in the Alamo, Texas patriots would keep him busy till the end of time. We are a large, un-tapped market. (45 in. .58 caliber bbl, Ketland lock, full stock curly maple, single trigger). Hint, hint.

Dave Marsh · May 31, 2023

HSmithTX · May 31, 2023

Everyone knows they are making a plains rifle next.

Jason holgate · May 31, 2023

Good read

mikesto44 · May 31, 2023

I never have bought one of his kits. But a Fowler or trade gun might be nice. Hawkins not so much....

64Springer · May 31, 2023

The man has CNC machinery.

If you want something, ask for something really special.

Like a rotating barrel with a .45 rifle on top and a .62 smooth below.

"Build It and They Will Come". Great quote. Someone should use it in a movie script.

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