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The Super 91 supports a never released Zeiss Conquest. The Whitetail supports a Vortex. Next step is to pump some lead down range!
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I’m not going to lie, this Whitetail feels perfect when I shoulder it.
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I'm like that with the S91.
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91 is a little long for me
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That makes sense, the "G" series rifles are a little short for me.
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I would trade that 91 for a really nice .451
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My Whitetail came to me with a bent recoil lug. The combination of a thin lug, only one action
screw, a relatively soft plastic stock, and heavy loads was no doubt the cause.
Whitetails are known to have this issue. I straightened the lug in a vise without removing
the barrel and added a rear action screw. I put a pillar in the stock for the rear screw
and bedded the action. I left the barrel free floating although the forend is very flexible
and I sometimes wish I had bedded it too.
Anyway, something to be aware of especially if your contemplating shooting heavy
full bore bullets.
screw, a relatively soft plastic stock, and heavy loads was no doubt the cause.
Whitetails are known to have this issue. I straightened the lug in a vise without removing
the barrel and added a rear action screw. I put a pillar in the stock for the rear screw
and bedded the action. I left the barrel free floating although the forend is very flexible
and I sometimes wish I had bedded it too.
Anyway, something to be aware of especially if your contemplating shooting heavy
full bore bullets.
