Was someone looking for a White?
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Was someone looking for a White?
One for sale over at DWBs.
97 Whitetail in.451 w/.209 conversion. SS/Laminated (OOPS)
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member there, Sturgeon, is selling it. Asking $330.
97 Whitetail in.451 w/.209 conversion. SS/Laminated (OOPS)
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y70/chas05/gunpic2.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y70/chas05/gunpic1.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y70/chas05/gunpic.jpg
member there, Sturgeon, is selling it. Asking $330.
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mesa, Arizona
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RE: Was someone looking for a White?
Looks almost identical to the one I just bought from Michigan. I paid about the same although mine has a silver 3X9 scope that is OK but not an expensive one. OOPs; I didn't look close enough. That is a .451, mine is a .504, crap, now I am thinking I should have the matching .451. I hate when this happens.
#4
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RE: Was someone looking for a White?
ORIGINAL: Chris W.
Man, that is just too tempting! Great looking rifle. If needed, how hard is it to find parts for the White rifles.
Man, that is just too tempting! Great looking rifle. If needed, how hard is it to find parts for the White rifles.
#5
RE: Was someone looking for a White?
Spare parts are out there. I bought extra breech plugs, springs, even a trigger for my White. The thing is I think they will probably sit in the box. If you ever look at a White up close you'd understand, they are really built solid.
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