WAIT TIMES VARY - Depending on many factors. If you are in a hurry please check the 'Ship Next Day' collection to see what kits we have ready to ship out. Photos of finished rifles are EXAMPLES of what can be done. Rifle is shipped in unassembled kit form. Pricing 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. $870 Base Price Kit = $1185 Total - $315 Round-Faced English Lock billed separately (do not purchase through the store) $1185 total Standard Maple (approx. 5-35% curl) or Cherry. $870 plus $315 lock billed separately $1345 total if Fancy Maple (approx. 35-65% curl) or Walnut. $1030 plus $315 lock billed separately $1505 total if Extra Fancy Maple (approx. 65-90% curl). $1190 plus $315 lock billed separately. Shipping typically runs around $40-$100 but varies based on location. Description Styling from the 1760’s -1770’s Representative of rifles produced in many of the colonies during this time period. Stock has a pull of about 13 5/8” and a drop of approximately 2 3/4” and cast off of approximately 3/16" Available in curly maple, walnut or cherry wood or provide your own stock (2 1/2" by 60" by 7" minimum blank size) Buttplate is approximately 2” in width and slightly over 5” in height. Brass mounted 43.25” custom profiled barrels. Breech 1.125” and waist approximately .800”. A very nice contoured barrel. It comes standard in square bottom rifling. Kibler's CNC Round Faced English Flintlock Available with or without a sliding wood patchbox (no additional charge) Set up for a single trigger. Stock CNC machined for extremely close tolerances and fine surface finish All holes drilled in the stock. Minimal work required for part fitting. Barrel has all sight dovetails cut, the underlugs are machined into the barrel, and the barrel is drilled and tapped for a White Lightning style touch hole liner which will come pre-installed Breech plug/tang is fully machined, shaped, and installed Comes with all parts necessary to complete the rifle Right hand only A very precise and well-designed kit with beautiful lines and styling. Included parts Stock Barrel Lock Trigger and plate Touch hole liner (installed) Buttplate Trigger Guard Entry pipe Two forward ramrod pipes Nose cap Side plate Underlugs 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 $700 for this service. You can add this service as a product onto your order, just choose the Colonial option for the appropriate pricing. https://kiblerslongrifles.com/products/assembled-in-the-white?_pos=1&_sid=335271297&_ss=r 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.
Building A Pennsylvania Longrifle « Jacobsburg Historical Society
A-10A 79-0201 from the 74 TFS, 23 TFW based at England AFB seen on the Luke AFB ramp for the "Longrifle 87" competition. Note all of the Luke F-16's par... 74 TFS A-10A at Longrifle 87
Totw.Structures.Web.Parts.DescriptionDetail
Beautiful Tennessee Long Rifle by John Bull
Flintlock Rifle built in the style of George Schreyer Sr, of Hanover, Pennsylvania
According to Capt. John Redd in 1775, "Martin's Fort was on Martin's Creek. The fort was located on the north side of the creek. There w...
Lehigh Valley Attributed Flintlock Long Rifle with Relief Carved and Silver Inlaid StockThis late 18th century long rifle has patch box, carving, and stock designs very similar to identified the Lehigh Valley rifles and was likely built by John Moll. Note for example the incredibly similar patch boxes on the John Rupp and John Moll (also similar cheek piece inlay) on pages 176, 182, and 183 of "Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in Its Golden Age" and the Peter Neihart and Herman Rupp rifles in "The Bethlehem School" section in "The Kentucky Rifle." Lehigh Valley rifles are noted for the rounded "Roman Nose" stocks. The rifle has standard blade and notch sights, a single trigger, and full length maple stock with brass furniture and intricate rococo carving at the ramrod entry pipe, stock flats, breech, and both sides of the butt. There are engraved silver thumb piece and cheekpiece inlays. The only marking found was a "W-P-S" stamp on the underside of the lock.
A Tale of Two Little Rifles - New link to the Case and the Accoutrements
Colonial American Longrifle Kit – Kibler's Longrifles
The Contemporary Longrifle Foundation offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a completely handmade Kentucky Longrifle by Hershel, Frank, and John House.
These are my recollections of building a Tennessee Flintlock Longrifle.
#TheLastOfTheMohicans #Tomahawk #MinimalMoviePoster #Hawkeye #Mohicans #LongRifle #MovieDecor #WallDecor #Movies #HomeTheaterDecor #MadeInSweden #BadFishPosters . www.badfishposters.com . www.badfishposters.etsy.com .
NewInStore #TheLastOfTheMohicans #MovieQuote #MinimalMoviePoster #Hawkeye #Mohicans #LongRifle #MovieDecor #WallDecor #Movies #HomeTheaterDecor #MadeInSweden #BadFishPosters . www.badfishposters.com . www.badfishposters.etsy.com . https://etsy.me/31LMers
This site is dedicated to the study and building of the American longrifle; otherwise known as the Kentucky or Pennsylvania rifle.
The 2015 Contemporary Longrifle Foundation Fund Raising Auction will take place on Friday, August 14th at 5:00PM in Lexington, Kentuc...
Frank and Lally House are well known in today’s contemporary longrifle culture. Each an artisan in their own right, their names are usually ...
In this presentation the nationally known traditional longrifle builder, Jack Brooks, teaches the viewer the essentials of both incised and relief carving. B...
Shown here is a previously unpublished John Davidson longrifle. It was made for a farmer in Rockbridge county Virginia and is still in the family. While the rifle is the victim of a very poor restoration job many years ago, there is still considerable artistic merit to the gun. The longrifle is mostly intact. [...]Read More... from John Davidson Rifle
