Craft History with our Premium Flintlock Muzzleloader Rifle Kits
Experience the art of tradition with expertly engineered, high-quality flintlock musket sets.
Using CNC technology to bring history to life.
The Best Flintlock Muzzleloader Kits
Instead of stocks being produced on traditional pantograph type duplicating machines, we are using CNC technology which is unmatched for precision. Jim make most components of the kits in our Ohio workshop.
We have been working for the last two years to get our inventory built up in order to reduce wait times. Many kits will be shipped within 1-2 months. You won't find these wait times anywhere else.
Pricing Effective May 1, 2025
**Price Transparency: Price is the price of the kit PLUS the price of the lock (billed separately after you place your order) and it doesn't include the shipping and handling which will be included when you checkout on this webpage**
Colonial Rifle Kit
Standard Maple/Cherry: $900 + $330 = $1,230
Fancy Maple/Walnut: $1,070 + $330 = $1,400
Extra Fancy Maple: $1,240 + $330 = $1,570
Customer Wood: $840 + $330 = $1,170
Southern Mountain Rifle Kit
Standard Maple/Cherry: $900 + $330 = $1,230
Fancy Maple/Walnut: $1,070 + $330 = $1,400
Extra Fancy Maple: $1,240 + $330 = $1,570
Customer Wood: $840 + $330 = $1,170
Woodsrunner Kit
Standard Maple/Cherry: $955 + $330 = $1,285
Standard Maple/Cherry W/Carving: $1,370 + $330 = $1,700
Fancy Maple/Walnut: $1,125+ $330 = $1,455
Fancy Maple/Walnut W/Carving: $1,540 + $330 = $1,870
Extra Fancy Maple: $1,290 + $330 = $1,620
Extra Fancy Maple W/Carving: $1,705 + $330 = $2,035
Customer Wood: $895 + $330 = $1,225
Customer Wood W/Carving: $1,310 + $330 = $1,640
Fowler Kit
Standard Maple/Cherry: $1,060 + $330 = $1,390
Fancy Maple/Walnut: $1,230 + $330 = $1,560
Extra Fancy Maple: $1,395 + $330 = $1,725
Customer Wood: $1,000 + $330 = $1,330
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Kibler Kits Recommended Tool List
Gouge 7/4 or 5/5
Transfer color (candle soot, Prussion blue, or bone black)
Clamp
Drill (SMR and Colonial only)
Vise grips or pliers
Pin cutters or side cutters
Mainspring vise
Half-round file
Round needle file
Sandpaper for wood (150, 220, 320)
Wet-dry sandpaper for metal (220, 320, 400)
Scotchbrite
Vise (parrot or patternmakers)
Articulating light
Jeweler’s saw with Laser Gold #6 blades
fully carved stock
CNC Incise Carved Woodsrunner Kit
For only an additional $415, you have have a fully carved stock to assemble. Select "Fully Carved" in options.
From the mind of Gunsmith/Engineer Jim Kibler
Kits Engineered to Work
These kits are a dream for experienced gun builders to be able to put together a kit where everything just works. It's also an invitation to new gun builders to build confidence with a project that will let them get their hands dirty without the headache that can accompany a new venture.
Muzzleloader Wood and Metal Finishing Supplies
Muzzleloader FAQ
What is a Muzzleloader?
A muzzleloader is a firearm where the projectile and gunpowder are loaded through the muzzle, or the open end of the barrel. Popular in historical and modern contexts, muzzleloaders include flintlock, percussion cap, and inline designs, offering enthusiasts a unique connection to traditional shooting techniques and craftsmanship.
Are your muzzleloader kits suitable for beginners?
Muzzleloader Kits are designed with ease of assembly in mind, even for beginners. The components are pre-machined for precision, and the instructions guide you through each step, making the process approachable for new builders.
What Caliber is a Muzzleloader?
Muzzleloader calibers vary widely, typically ranging from .32 for small game to .50 or larger for hunting larger animals like deer or elk. The caliber determines the size and type of projectile, making it essential to match the caliber to your intended use.
How long does it take to build a muzzleloader kit?
The time required to build a muzzleloader kit depends on the level of detail and customization. For beginners, it may take several weekends, while experienced builders can complete it in a shorter timeframe. The process is as rewarding as the finished rifle, allowing builders to learn and refine their skills.
Can I customize the components of a muzzleloader kit?
Many muzzleloader kits allow for customization, such as choosing wood finishes for the stock or upgrading sights and triggers. Customization adds a personal touch and enhances both the appearance and performance of your firearm.
What powder is the only kind that should be used in a muzzleloader?
The only powder that should be used in a muzzleloader is black powder or an approved black powder substitute. Smokeless powder should never be used, as it creates dangerously high pressures that can cause catastrophic failure. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for the correct type and grain size of black powder for your specific flintlock muzzleloader.
What is the best safe handling of a muzzleloader?
Always handle a muzzleloader as if it is loaded, keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times. Load only with the correct black powder and projectile, ensure the barrel is clear of obstructions, and never exceed recommended powder charges. Store your flintlock muzzleloader unloaded, with the pan and touch hole clear, and always follow proper cleaning and maintenance to prevent accidental discharge.
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- Email: info@kiblerslongrifles.com
- Call:330-551-5844
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