"Woodsrunner" Rifle Kit +$315 for Lock Billed Separately CARVING OPTION AVAILABLE

Wait Time Estimates for Woodsrunner 1-2 weeks. Many are in stock and can ship next day. 

Photos of finished rifles are EXAMPLES of what can be done. Rifle is shipped in unassembled kit form.

PRICING

$920 Base Price Kit = $1235 Total - $315 Round-Faced Lock billed separately (do not purchase through the store)

Prices do not reflect the price of $315 lock which we will bill separately after your order. After you place your order, you will get an email with instructions on how to pay for your lock. (By separating the billing we are able to avoid excise tax complications.)

After you place your order, within 48 hours you will get an email with instructions on how to pay for your lock. (By separating the billing we are able to avoid excise tax complications.)

$1235 total Standard Maple (approx. 5-35% curl) or Cherry.  $920 plus $315 lock billed separately 

$1395 total if Fancy Maple (approx. 35-65% curl) or Walnut. $1080 plus $315 lock billed separately

$1555 total if Extra Fancy Maple (approx. 65-90% curl). $1240 plus $315 lock billed separately 

Shipping typically runs around $40-$100 but varies based on location. 

Carved

Kibler’s Longrifles has combined it’s expertise in CNC machining with the company’s background in producing high end custom Longrifles.  The result is a rifle with beautifully designed and executed carving available at an unbelievable price point of $375 add-on

Carved in nearly all possible locations, the designs are such that a harmonious and beautiful rifle results.  A rifle of this quality was previously only available from a high-end custom builder for a significant price tag, and many years-long wait times, but things have now changed.

Stocks for this kit are being produced on new and highly sophisticated CNC equipment.  This will result in a kit that is even easier to assemble as compared to our current offerings.

The kit does not come carved--the photo with the carving is a custom rifle Jim made years ago that was based on the "Woodsrunner" rifle

"Woodsrunner"

• 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.
• Reminiscent of a true frontier rifle
• Weight 7 ½ to 8 Lbs.
• Barrel Length 39 ¾”
• .45, .50, .54 caliber
• Nicely Swamped Barrel
• Pull 13 7/16
• Cast-off 3/16"
• Drop at Heel: 3” to 3 ¼”
• Drop at Comb: 1 ¾” to 2”
• Butt Width: 2”
• Butt Height: 5”
  
• Cherry, Walnut, Maple, Fancy Maple, Extra Fancy Maple
  
• Kibler Round-Faced English Lock
• Sliding Wood Patchbox Only
• Brass Hardware
• Single Trigger
  
• Very handy and easy to carry
  
• Customer Supplied Wood needs to be 57 1/2” long and 2 ¼” thick

INCLUDED PARTS

• Stock
• Barrel
• Lock
• Trigger and plate
• Touch hole liner (installed in barrel)
• Buttplate
• Trigger Guard
• Entry pipe
• Two forward ramrod pipes
• Nose cap
• Side plate
• Ramrod
• Ramrod tip
• Front and rear sights
• Lock bolts
• Tang bolt
• Sliding wood box lid
• Box lid catch spring
• Pin stock
• Buttplate screws

IN THE WHITE

• This service is available as an add on to a kit gun order.  This is $525 for this service. You will need to contact the office via 330-551-5844 or info@kiblerslongrifles.com

  A gun provided "in the white" will be completely assembled and functional.  The wood will need sanded and finished.  The metal will also benefit from some cleanup.  This is typically a little light filing on the rough spots followed by a little polishing with abrasive paper.  The metal can be left in this condition or can be blued, browned, aged etc. 

  Your kit will arrive assembled, ready for you to customize and finish.

FINISHED RIFLES

We recommend the work of talented and experienced gunsmith, Chuck Edwards, for those who would like additional finishing work done on their Kibler Rifle.  He can be reached at (573) 421-5098 and his online page is found on Facebook.  He has finished out many Kibler rifles and does fantastic work.  The pricing will vary depending on the work and should be discussed with Chuck.