As per an email this morning from.......

Dan Tracey
Store Manager
Sportsman's Warehouse
No. 143 - Pittsburgh, PA
412-366-6100
[email protected]

He has located two stainless...(1) being synthetic & the other laminate. Call or write if interested.

Also.... if you are intersted in a brand new....

Super 91
White-Whitetail
Thunderbolt
Tominator

They are at.....

Kenockee Trading Post
7530 Beard
Keonockee, Michigan 48006-3329
1-810-324-2577
ask for Mr. Anson Morgan

According to Anson yesterday, White Rifles has secured an new investor & a new model may come as early as late this year. I asked Anson if the White company will be abandoning the bolts/plunger-actions & moving in the direction of break/fall actions.... his reply was "Yes".

Who is Anson? I haven't a clue!
I find his comments sincere because he was aware of the 2006 Manufacturers Championships -- has spoken to Pete Brown in the past week & rattled off the first names of the four gentlemen in that 36-cal White Rifles Championship photo that's elsewhere on the internet. Anson also stated that at least one of the 36-cals in that photo has been around for many-many years.

So I don't feel he was "pulling my chain" when we spoke person-to-person yesterday.

Thought I would pass this along.....

Which one are you getting?

My only White Rifle desireis a brand new, accurizedM-98 Elite Hunter or Super 91-II .... either one in 45-cal // 1-20" twist. If not those, then I will await any brand new series break/fall-actions rumored for the near future. Once again, I would only seek-out a 45-cal 1-20 twist & accurized by Doc.

I have heard a lot of people report about the extreme accuracy they get from the .451 caliber. It sounds likea good way to go. Also I agree, the Super 91-II would be a nice way to go..

http://www.whitemuzzleloading.com/alpha.htm

also Doc has "#458- Super 91-II in 451 caliber, new stored blued action and barrel (serial #'s in the 800's, manufactured about 1994), B&C black fiber-composite stock with checkering includes 1 inch recoil pad, also sling swivels, trigger guard and thimbles are Zytel (strong as steel and lots lighter), Delrin Ramrod with brass end tapped 8 X 32 for accessories and cleaning jag, weighs 7 lbs, Williams adjustable rear, brass bead front sight on ramp, accurized and initialed as are all of Doc's rifles. Price a little higher because of the rare 451 caliber. $425 OBO."

My 1:20 Scouts are very accurate, I hope the White proves the same for you.