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Jagged cleaning tip,brass 8-32 steel thread, made in the USA

From $3.80

46" Range Rod

$38.00

Ball Puller, various caliber brass collar, 8-32 steel threads, made in the USA

From $3.90

Fouling Scraper, brass, 8-32 steel threads, made in the USA

From $5.00

Hickory Ramrod

$6.00

Round Balls - Pure Lead, Hand Cast

From $14.00

18th Century Gunflints (Sold Individually)

$1.25

Colonial/Woodsrunner Kit Tapered Ramrod Tip with 8-32 thread

3/8" Tapered Ramrod Tip with 8-32 thread

$5.00

Short Starter - select size

From $10.10

Adapter, 8-32 male to 10-32 female

$4.10

Southern Mountain Rifle Ramrod Tip with 8-32 thread

5/16" Ramrod Tip with 8-32 thread

$5.00

OX-YOKE ORIGINALS® - Dry Shooting Patches - .50 - .59 cal select thickness 100 qty

$6.00

Pan Primer

$16.00

Ox-Yoke 100% Cotton Round Cleaning Patches - select size - 100 qty

From $4.50

OX-YOKE ORIGINALS® - Dry Shooting Patches - .40 - .49 cal select thickness 100 qty

$6.00

OX-YOKE ORIGINALS® - Bulk Shooting Material - select thickness

$7.00

Funnel Swivel Powder Measure

$21.00

Southern Mountain Rifle Nail

$0.50

OX-YOKE ORIGINALS® - Dry Shooting Patches - .30 - .39 cal select thickness 100 qty

$6.00

Powder Measure

$17.50

Leather Hunting Bag Kit

From $100.00

Targets (Set of 10)

$8.00

OX-YOKE ORIGINALS® - Dry Shooting Patches - .60 - .69 cal select thickness 100 qty

$6.00

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Best flints I've found

Best flints I've found. Well knapped. Just install and shoot

I love it

I love it. I used it on my Woodsrunner rifle. I did my lock, as well as all the brass, and screws. I’m also did my barrel. I’m on my second or third bottle.

Bought to replace a Optivisor with a cracked lens

Bought to replace a Optivisor with a cracked lens. Price with three lens was around the price of Optivisor lens only.
It turned out to be excellent quality with clear lens focus. Headset is comfortable.

Fast

Fast shipping

Refinishing a lackluster stock

Please do not think that I have ignored your request for a review. I wanted to complete my project so I could leave an accurate review. Built a CVA mountain rifle in the late 70’s. I used a water based stain and finish that was available at the time. It left me with a rather flat finish with very little figure showing. I also tried a little customizing with brass tacks. Never realty happy with the finish or my handiwork so I recently decided to strip it all down and start over as this is a surprisingly good shooter. I wanted a darker finish and that’s about all I was looking for…no big expectations. Thanks to the internet I found you, your products and very instructive videos and writing. Started with tannic acid followed by two applications of iron nitrate. A breeze to use! This produced far more than I bargained for. Not only was I happy with the color but I was surprised to see just how much figure was hiding in that maple for all those years. I don’t know your sealer/finish formula but I like it. It,too, is a breeze to use. Certainly the nicest finish I have used. Your sandpaper is very nice and I like the was it cuts and you saved me a trip to Finland I am 100% sold on Kibler’s! Thank you so much for helping me through this restoration. I learned a lot and had lots of fun doing it. Well, you asked for a review and you ended up with an essay. Best regards, Steve

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