For Sale Stainless White Whitetail 50 cal. Muzzleloader

[Blank]

Original White Whitetail, .504", stainless barrel and action, and synthetic Bell & Carlson stock. One inch recoil pad. Full size LOP. Has the fine Williams open sights with gold bead. Has Weaver bases installed, if you want to scope or Red Dot. $425, boxed and shipped to your door in hard case. If in the Nampa/Boise area then save $25 face to face.

 

[diablo]

What condition is the bore in?

 

[Blank]

Good, no pitting.

 

[muzz]

What bullets do you shoot out of it

 

[diablo]

Nice rifle. If I didn’t already have three of them in .504, I’d buy.

 

[Trix4me]

Good deal. I have loved mine

 

[tracker12]

Id love to have a White but want a .45

 

[Blank]

I agree, the 45 shoots great, but not legal for elk or other trophy animals here. I don't need one just for deer and 'lopes. The 348 gr PowerBelts shoot like a ton of bricks thru these, and have accounted for a couple dozen antelope here in Idaho for Predator and I in the last few years. In WY and NM, I have been really happy with Hornady 300 gr XTP's

 

[Tikka]

Nice rifle…

 

[elkassassin]

We Lost Doc White Not Too Long Ago!

 

[fallguy]

Hard to find perfect Colorado muzzy. Great price and in really good shape. My safe is well stocked with these or I'd be all over this deal.

 

[tracker12]

Is there a consensus on what Models were best in the Whites?

 

[diablo]

Is there a consensus on what Models were best in the Whites?

This isn’t a general discussion thread - it’s a sale thread. Let’s discuss that elsewhere.

 

[Blackbear1]

Forgive my ignorance as I know next to nothing about muzzleloaders. I understand the 50 caliber minimum for elk in Idaho….but is this thing legal as a traditional muzzleloader in Idaho?

 

[Blank]

This rifle is legal for all muzzleloader only seasons, as the cap is fully exposed to the weather. Idaho no longer offers the "traditional only" hunts like they did in the early 2000's, where it required a sidelock or flintlock

 

[Blackbear1]

This rifle is legal for all muzzleloader only seasons, as the cap is fully exposed to the weather. Idaho no longer offers the "traditional only" hunts like they did in the early 2000's, where it required a sidelock or flintlock

Gotcha. Always been a rifle hunter but been thinking about getting in the muzzie game to expand my options

 

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