Skychief
69 Cal.
Great buck Ryan with a beautiful rifle. Congratulations. Thanks for the information about the quality of the Kibler lock...
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First buck with Kibler Flintlock--thanks to the forum
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Not sure if new thread was better--but decided to just keep this thread as an archive of bucks taken with my Kibler. I took 5 total deer this year, 2 on my Kansas property and 3 on my Missouri property (We are allowed a bonus doe in Missouri in my county, 2 bonus doe are allowed in 23'!). One Missouri buck and one Kansas buck.
Not to continue to sound like a Kibler commercial and I promise I don't know Jim---but I'm in love with the rifle. No hangs, no misfires---it just puts lead down range, accurately, repeatedly. The joke with buddies is, my luck with it is due to it turning 50 yard shots into a 49 yard shots after you get the stock to your shoulder
Once again, thanks to this forum. Although I haven't posted in some time, I continue to read and follow---there are so many great members here sharing so much great info--it's made my foray into muzzle loading a great experience. Thanks to everyone for forming up such a great community.
Not to continue to sound like a Kibler commercial and I promise I don't know Jim---but I'm in love with the rifle. No hangs, no misfires---it just puts lead down range, accurately, repeatedly. The joke with buddies is, my luck with it is due to it turning 50 yard shots into a 49 yard shots after you get the stock to your shoulder
Once again, thanks to this forum. Although I haven't posted in some time, I continue to read and follow---there are so many great members here sharing so much great info--it's made my foray into muzzle loading a great experience. Thanks to everyone for forming up such a great community.
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