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.54 Colonial in Cherry off the bench

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I finished this Kibler Colonial rifle today. It is .54 caliber with a rich Cherry stock. I inlet a tow plate, hunter's star and a brass patch box similar to several pre-Rev styles in Track of the Wolf. I aged the barrel and darkened parts of the stock to give it an aged look.
This gun balances so well and will be a fun one to shoot. I hope to sight this in soon and bring it on a hunt in October!
 

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Pathfinder thats really nice as all of yours have been. But whatever you do dont put this one up for sale as there will be alot of pain, agony and you could possible kill a few buyers with this one.
Well that wouldn’t be very sporting! I was planning on using this rifle for a hunt I am going on. But I need to sell them to make more so who knows…
 
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