Kibler Longrifle kits?

[BAKPAKR]

That is a beautiful rifle! Great work by you and by @BrentD.

 

[Hem]

Beautiful. Are you going to commit to it this rifle season?

If I can get round balls dialed in, most definitely deer. Available time will dictate Elk hunting. I'd rather hunt with BP but I also NEED Elk meat this year

 

[BrentD]

The next time we see that rifle, it should be laying across an antelope or a bull elk.

Those Kibler kits look pretty nice, and there are no flies on their locks or triggers.

That's a darn nice rifle.

 

[El Jason]

Beautiful work my friend!

 

[Hem]

The next time we see that rifle, it should be laying across an antelope or a bull elk.

Those Kibler kits look pretty nice, and there are no flies on their locks or triggers.

That's a darn nice rifle.

What if its a whitetail buck first?

 

[BrentD]

What if its a whitetail buck first?

That is just fine and dandy. But I was thinking antelope might open first. You could even squirrel hunt with it, although a .54 can be a bit rough on them.

BTW, have you weighed that gun yet? And where does it balance? That is the first time I have seen a hollow rib, and I think it might really make the gun balance better, in addition to being lighter. I thought it was a cool idea.

 

[Hem]

That is just fine and dandy. But I was thinking antelope might open first. You could even squirrel hunt with it, although a .54 can be a bit rough on them.

BTW, have you weighed that gun yet? And where does it balance? That is the first time I have seen a hollow rib, and I think it might really make the gun balance better, in addition to being lighter. I thought it was a cool idea.

No antelope tag this year.
Haven't weighed it, but its lighter than my two .50's. It also feels better in the hands.
Not too concerned about recoil, but im anticipating it to not be as nice.