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Ethan at I Love Muzzleloading seemed to really enjoy the hands-on in his video at Kibler's open house. This may be the one that makes me save up for a Kibler.
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Anyone notice the soft comb nose on the stock? It ain't Lehigh Valley soft, but I was looking at a Dickert in PA Longrifles of Note this morning, and that most famous of Dickert rifles that all the parts kits are based on, and a couple others signed Dickerts have a comb very much like the Kibler Woodsrunner. Not necessarily the original though which seems even softer with an even thinner wrist.
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