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Kibler smoothbore is amazing
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Hatchet-Jack
54 Cal.
Nice!
That’s the meat in the pot shooting there. Good deal. A Colonial by chance?
Ballshooter
45 Cal.
Yes a kibler Colonial smoothbore
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Outstanding!
Pretty impressive for a smoothbore. Good shooting 
Nice to hear, this is the same gun I’ve been saving up for and hopefully get ordered in the next month. Look forward to seeing more of your shooting. Thanks for sharing!!
Congrats and nice shooting
NoBodyImportant
32 Cal
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Nice, how does it pattern shot?
I can't recall seeing any 50-yard groups tighter than that from a smoothbore, and I've been on here 18 years.
Ballshooter
45 Cal.
I really think the corn meal is the trick, I shot a 45 yard group that was very good not to long ago. There are days I don't shoot that well and I fail to post lol.
Ballshooter
45 Cal.
It shoots well with shot but I have yet to pattern it. Pop cans don't survive at 25 yards with 7/8 of #6 and 65 grains of powder.
