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Author Topic: And Yet Another Woodsrunner  (Read 677 times)

Online Rob DiStefano

And Yet Another Woodsrunner
« on: May 19, 2025, 08:49:58 AM »
Bought as a "quick ship" it was listed as a .45 but the kind Kibler krew allowed a bbl swap to .54, which is my fave for a rifle.  Plain maple with mineral stains on the wrist but should blend in reasonably well with an aqua fortis stain.  Now I have 2 kits to work on, oh woe is me.  8)  If the weather would please cooperate I can finally get out and baptize the Kibler fowler.  :o

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