Experience the art of tradition with expertly engineered, high-quality flintlock musket sets. Instead of stocks being produced on traditional pantograph type duplicating machines, we are using CNC technology which is unmatched for precision. Jim make most …

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Kibler's Longrifles is a supplier of muzzleloader kits, flintlock related parts and supplies, and custom rifles. Jim Kibler's workshop is located in eastern Ohio where he creates historically accurate 18th and 19th century European and American guns.

Jim and Kibler's Longrifles have partnered with the best in the industry. We CNC profile all of our barrels in house so that each and every barrel slips into the CNC carved barrel channel with no gap and little to no fitting. These kits are a dream for experienced gun builders to be able to put together a kit where everything just works.

Jim Kibler's Southern Mountain Rifle Kit and parts.

Jim Kibler is a flintlock gunsmith. In addition to making custom flintlock muzzleloaders for years, and since 2016, he produces CNC rifle kits and since 2019, locks with CNC internals. This is...

Jun 1, 2022 · Inspired by an original rifle, commonly referred to as the "Woodsrunner" which many believe to have been made in the valley in Virginia during the 1760s. $830 Base Price Kit = $1130 Total - $300 Round-Faced Lock billed separately (do not purchase through the store)

Jim Kibler, Kensington, OH. 4,020 likes · 2,535 talking about this. Maker of collectible flintlock muzzleloader kits, locks and supplies using CNC technology.

May 21, 2024 · Includes a thin-walled and light weight 3-Stage Barrel - round forward section followed by a shorter round section of larger diameter and finally an octagon breech. The front sight and pre-drilled underlugs will be soldered onto the barrel. No rear sight. Brass hardware including a relief cast thumb piece.

Jul 26, 2014 · With the price of what the Italians are wanting for a repro Civil War era rifled musket and with their spotty availability, do you think that someone like Kibler could do well by introducing a kit for such a gun?