Howdy

[Mule333]

67 year old, just retire. Enjoy the shooting sport. Also, like to hunt, but where I am it’s limited. Unless you’re in a club.

interested in getting a kit, but have limited resources. Love to tinker with things. Have some wood working experience.

I’m not new to Muzzleloading. Built my first kit back in the early 90’s. Lyman 50 Great Plains Rifle. Sold it late 90’s. Still have a inline Knight 50.

Got lots of question.

Thanks, Mule333

 

[Dave Marsh]

Welcome. Sounds like you need a Kibler kit. Check out his website. For builders of contemporary flintlock long rifles – Kibler's Longrifles Also note that we do not discuss anything to do with inlines. Enjoy the site. and good luck in the quest.

Dave

 

[Mule333]

Thanks Dave

 

[bpd303]

Welcome from the Ozark mountains. We have a sister site to discuss the new fangled one's modernmuzzleloader.com

 

[Mule333]

we do not discuss anything to do with inlines.

Noted... yes, my focus is totally on traditional flintlock's.

 

[Squatch84]

Welcome from WV!

 

[Mule333]

Thanks, Squatch84

 

[Cowboy]

Welcome to the forum my friend.

Many members here have extensive knowledge and experience. They’d be happy to answer any questions that you may have?

We also look forward to hearing more from you in the very near future.

Respectfully, Cowboy

 

[Mule333]

Thanks Cowboy

 

[Doc Ivory]

Welcome!
Kibler makes a fine, fine kit !

 

[thomas]

Welcome to the forum.
Thomas

 

[Cobra6]

Welcome from Virginia!


Cobra 6

 

[Old Timer 48]

Welcome!

 

[FishnRod]

Welcome from the Oregon Coast

 

[RB POWELL]

Welcome from East Texas. I second the idea of a kibler kit.

 

[Tn poor boy]

Welcome from east tn

 

[Bill Rowe]

Welcome Mule from central Michigan, the great tundra of the north.

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[Dakota459]

Welcome from South Carolina.

 

[Yewbender]

Welcome From Pa