Revealing the grain with Kibler’s Iron Nitrate and some prayers | Kibler Kit Assembly Class

[@777tomwall]

What was used for the stock finish besides iron nitrate? I like the darker look. Great video, not much information about what was used and how to apply it.

[@strangleholdoutdoors]

What did they use? Yellow dye and tru oil? Looks amazing!

[@JETHO321]

Why did you delete my comment about Jim Kibler being a kid diddler?

[@geneslodysko6150]

How often is there class to teach how to assemble and finish the Kibler rifle kits? Would love to do one! Wish there were classes near me

[@MrKmoconne]

@@nationalmuzzleloadingrifle8871 Will there be a blacksmith forge available?

[@markfair7648]

I am just curious when does the praying end.😂

[@Trav_Can]

Looks like you burned it. Wasted the grain. I'm sure it's still pretty.

[@FrontierTradingCompany]

Just wanted to weigh in for anybody thinking the same thing... I just had an opportunity to take one of these classes at the seminar at Western Kentucky University, and I was in class with the student featured in this video- I saw pictures of his finished rifle, and it is GOREGOUS. It did not appear burned at all.

[@453421abcdefg12345]

The problem here is that he did not keep the heat gun moving! The heat should be applied with a lot of moving of the gun, in past times a steel bar was used, this gave radiant heat, not a direct blast, so the wood surface was not scorched like this one was.