[QUOTE=muzzlestuffer;4241509]well i heard from buck yesterday if you haven't already got the news the pricing for the rifles and pistols is out and it's not bad at all it's right in line with some of the custom builders pricing.......[/QUOTE]

Mr. Muzzlestuffer,

Thank you for your kind words, per Doc White his idea for building a custom muzzle-loader had to be within the current prices seen today. It seems the only thing anymore is the rising cost of quality parts, these smiths aren't getting rich off the fruits of their labor.

When first starting the old firm gunsmiths received $3.00 an hour and were under pressure to build a quality firearm as fast as possible.

From Doc's ideas brought several different ideas on how to build muzzle-loading firearms used today; pre-carved stocks, correct castings for hardware, quality barrels, etc. all done within house.

Doc is still coming up with ideas on keeping costs down and always inventing new designs on modern firearms. Go to http://whitemuzzleloading.com/ website and you'll see what he's up to today.

Best part of White's ideas is he a nut for hunting, everything is always field tested before being made available to you guys. Not many can say this in todays worlds of $$$. "God Bless the Man."

These guns are being built by the former gunsmiths of GRRW 30 years after the old firm closed. The guns are marked [GRRW CA] - "CA" stands for "Collectors Association" not connected to the original firm and it's problems at time of closing. Per our "Mission Statement & Disclaimer" this is addressed.

See: http://grrw.ca.tripod.com/index.htm

I'm working on this website "live" correcting alinement of pages seen, seems "Goggle" and "Explorer" are slightly different when viewing from one to the other. Makes for a long day with making adjustments when you guys view others work through the Internet. Site builders desire to bring you the best quality we can and as fast as possible.

Thank you for your time.

Buck


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