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Yes a smooth rifle is a gun built like a rifle with a rear sight but no rifling. It shoots shot or a ball .i do a lot of squirrel hunting with a dog
 
Sorry. Let me rephrase that, I didn’t know Kibler offered a smoothbore. I knew the definition of smooth rifle.
 
No problem. When I ordered mine I asked if they offed a Smoothbore KATHRYN said they had just received some smooth bore bore barrels in 54 58 . Got the walnut stock they had every thing there I received it in ten days they are great people to work with and sell a great rifle
 
I want one but already have a 42 inch 50 cal with set trigger and am restocking a 48 inch RN Chadwick in 45 cal. Cant really justify a smaller ball, i use shot on squirrels and bunnies
 
Yes I know what you mean I have three tc hawkin 50 c a l one I got when I was 16 my dad left me his and I found one in a kit from 1990 at a flea market for 50 bucks last year I couldn’t turn that down.
 
Just purchased a TC hawkins in 45 cal. It is a 70’s kit rifle “K” on stock and serial number. Had A 50 hawkins , 50 firestorm and two renegade 54 cal. Glad the wife can’t tell the difference
 
Cleveland here. I'm waiting on a Kibler SMR in .45. I would rather have something with a much shorter barrel (I'm 5'5" and a young 73 years old), but just couldn't pass on the quality of the rifles Jim puts out.
 
I just moved down from Virginia. Haven't done any of this since leaving Texas in late 2015. Now in Newton County.
 
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