New member from Oregon

[Rich Lesperance]

I was gently shamed into making the compulsory introduction post I usually prefer to lurk and learn on most internet forums...

I've had a longstanding interest in black powder longrifles - I majored in History in school, and like many (former) military people look back fondly on the tools (including rifles) our forefathers used.

I carried a "black plastic rifle" for much of my military career, I own a few ARs now, and they have never let me down. But nothing compares to the beauty of a nice wooden-stocked rifle...

I'm interested in building a longrifle kit in the near future and have been heavily looking at Kibler - seems like they have a pretty good reputation in this forum.

Thanks for the invite!

 

[Songwriter]

Welcome from Texas! I think the only bad thing you can say about a Kibler kit is "well, you didn't really build it, did you."

 

[Loja man]

Hey Rich! Welcome from KY! My wife’s family is from Salem and we lived thier about 10 years! Kibler makes an excellent product!!

 

[VA Hawken]

Welcome from Winchester, VA!

 

[Rich Lesperance]

Welcome from Texas! I think the only bad thing you can say about a Kibler kit is "well, you didn't really build it, did you."

Thanks! I just moved here this summer from San Antonio. I'm perfectly OK with not rifling my own barrels and forging my own locks

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[Duk]

Welcome from North Dakota

 

[oldwood]

Welcome from Pa..

 

[Old Timer 48]

Welcome!

 

[x_count]

Welcome from the coast of North Carolina!

 

[Thingamajiggy]

Hello and welcome from PA.

 

[Bullitdog]

Welcome from Washington State

 

[Stumpkiller]

Welcome from the Central-Leatherstocking region of New York State.

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN

 

[Dobegrant]

Welcome from Arizona

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[nit wit]

Welcome from Maine
Nit Wit

 

[LSLibelo]

Welcome from California.

 

[Terrier]

Welcome from Middle TN!

"Can't go wrong with a Kibler"

If you're not schooled in gunsmithing, you can still turn out a dang fine rifle with his kits. You can spend more time watching Kibler's videos than it takes to actually assemble and finish the gun... I think the hardest part of the whole process is figuring out which model and which configuration!

 

[dracer]

welcome to the forum