WHITE MUZZLELOADING W-91 SUPER SAFARI 45 CAL
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Yep! Several others on here too i believe . At least they use to
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Almost bought a super safari stock from Doc White last year for my s91. But i just didnt feel like i needed that stock that badly($300).
The only drawback I can think of with the Super Safari is that it takes a little longer to break down for cleaning. To me that isn't a big deal.
I really like the looks and feel. For me it seems slightly more accurate. There are those who think White's shoot better with stock support towards the end of the barrel. I can say for sure that it doesn't hurt accuracy.
I really like the looks and feel. For me it seems slightly more accurate. There are those who think White's shoot better with stock support towards the end of the barrel. I can say for sure that it doesn't hurt accuracy.
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I see now that he has a few of the Bell & Carlson synthetic SS stocks for $200. I really like the laminates tho.
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Well, I kinda do. Except it's a 451 M98. I had Doc replace the Laminated stock with the Super Safai stock. I like the looks and feel of the Super Safari stock better. I believe it helped with the accuracy, but then again I'm shooting my cast bullets. Like what was mentioned it does take a little longer to clean them as you have to remove both ramrod guides and the metal cap at the end of your bbl as well as the two screws in your trigger guard. But I think its a small price to pay.
