looking at a couple whites

[derfhunter]

I am looking at a couple whites friday.
One is said to be a 504 tiger wood.
The other is white shooting thunder 12 ga.
without seeing these yet, have no other info.
Trying to figure out a value, any ideas???
figure good condition and I will go from there

 

[sbuff]

504 what ?

 

[derfhunter]

Don't know yet. That's all the info I could get until I see them in a couple days.
Just need a rough idea of some values.

 

[sbuff]

With out any other information you could be 250 to 600 on both

 

[sbuff]

I know thats vague sorry can't be more help.

 

[derfhunter]

can someone list the different models from least favorable to most favorable

 

[toytruck]

Look on doc White website. I would say the W series is top of the line then G series.
I have a thunder shotgun. Great gun! One sold last week on GunBroker for over $450.

 

[edmehlig]

The W series like Toytruck said which would be the M97 or M98 models.

 

[toytruck]

The W series like Toytruck said which would be the M97 or M98 models.

The Super 91 is also right up there on top!

 

[sbuff]

Sounds about right

 

[jlynch75]

I love my G Series Whitelightings they are much lighter in weight than the other Whites and shoot just as good.

 

[derfhunter]

Thanks for all the replies. That will give me a place to start.
What tools should I take with me to remove the breech plug

 

[fishhawk2700]

1/4 inch drive ratchet,1/4 extentsion (3") 3/8 deep well socket, channel locks, rag. If they are "G" series some times the action cap can be tight. Put the rag over the cap and use the channel locks, carefully. If they are "W" series you can take the action screw out with a coin.

 

[sdporter]

If you don’t know the model of the rifle, I would also take an Allen wrench set, a 5/16” and 7/16” deep well sockets. The early super 91’s used a spring clip with a small Allen screw holding it in place to remove the plunger assembly, you just have to loosen the front screw then the rear screw is threaded into a small barrel nut (don’t loosen this screw) that pulls out and swings out of the way to withdraw the plunger. Some of the early models also had a 5/16” hex on the breech plug.

 

[derfhunter]

Our meeting to see these never happened. I must have ask too many questions or they were not in good condition. Something caused him to stop communication and not give address for me to see them

 

[derfhunter]

Thanks for all the advise and suggestions