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2023 Long Rifles of Virginia on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2013 KRA President’s Display Southern Rifles – Volume I, Issue VIII on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Longrifles of the Shenandoah Valley Volume I, Issue V on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Rifles of the Lower Shenandoah Valley I, Issue XXIV on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Rifles of the American Revolution Volume I, Issue XXV on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2010 President’s Display Lehigh Valley Gunmakers Volume I, Issue III on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2015 KRA President’s Display Rifles of York & Adams Counties – Volume I, Issue X on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Wes White Photo Collection “Eastern Pennsylvania” Volume I, Issue XVI on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2022 The Emmitsburg School (Rifles) on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Kentucky Rifles of the Great Smoky Mountains Volume I, Issue XIV on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2023 Rifles Made In Kentucky on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2011 President’s Display Western Pennsylvania Gunmakers Volume I, Issue IV on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2016 An Exhibit of 24 Fine West Virginia Made Rifles and Pistols at Prickett’s Fort State Park- Volume I, Issue XI on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2016 KRA President’s Display Rifles of the Upper Bucks County Style – Volume I, Issue XII on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2021 KRA President’s Display -The Art of the Kentucky Pistol on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Wes White Photo Collection Central Pennsylvania and South along the Great Wagon Road on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2012 KRA President’s Display 20 Years of the KRA “Best of Show” Winners Volume I, Issue VI on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2019 Into the Bluegrass – Rifles of the Kentucky Frontier Volume I, Issue XVII on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2019 KRA President’s Display – Moravian Made Rifles on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2017 KRA President’s Display Womelsdorf – Hub of the Tulpehocken – Volume I, Issue XIII on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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KRA 2018 President’s Display “Rifles of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties” Volume I, Issue XV on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Kentucky Rifle Photographs 2005 Volume I, Issue I on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Moravian Kentucky Rifle Photographs 2008 Volume I, Issue II on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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2013 Maryland Longrifles and Early Western Migration The Maryland to the Frontier Show – Volume I, Issue VII on Thumb Drive Digital Image Collection

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Great. Kit. Love the way it went together. I’ll send pics when I get the lock back from engraving.

SMR in Arizona

Kit initially arrived damaged (UPS most have thrown it around) but Kibler replaced the stock at no charge and the customer service was amazing! Kit was alot more work than I expected (Southern AZ on the border) and required quite a bit of inletting and filling due to the huge change in humidity from Ohio to Arizona. The stock must of shrunk ever so slightly due to humidity which meant every inlet required a hour or two of slow chiseling and removing of material. Metal components were great and high quality and the wood was also great quality. After staining and applying finishing oil the humidity tanked and it reached 100 degrees here so I had to inlet some more post finishing. If you live in the desert id recommend giving your rifle a week or two to adjust to the environment. Finished it in two weekends with maybe 20 hours of work into it excluding time for browning and applying layers of finishing oil. The including drill bit kit and chuck was my only major issue. The included bit guide is the same length as the drill bit so I had to cut the guide in half and the chuck wouldn't hold the bit but luckily my power drill could hold the bit on its own.

Useful for both browning and blackening

I used this for both browning the barrel and blackening the action of my SMR. I draw filed the barrel until all the scratches went the same way, then wiped it down with acetone. I applied the solution with a wool swab and hung it up overnight. The next day it looked very streaky, but I carded it with a wool felt pad , applied another coat and waited overnight. The barrel showed about 90% red rust coverage and I repeated the process for a total of five time using an oiled felt pad for the final carding. I wiped with acetone again, and then a baking soda water solution. I heated the barrel, applied a coat of plain 30WT motor oil and let hang. Next day I wiped with dry paper towels and finished with Ballistol
I got an even deep brown color.
I then used it to blacken the action by rusting the individual components and boiling for about 45 minutes and carding.
Don't use anything other than acetone for cleaning the raw metal surfaces before rusting.

Great product.

This product produced excellent results, all by itself, on Extra Fancy Maple. I considered other blog recommendations, analine dye or tannic acid, but ultimately just went with this. I’m glad I did. It looks great.

Drill Guide Kit.

EXCELLENT little tool.

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