Any competent stock makers/refinishers left? (that are actually available?)

The Kurgan

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I recently acquired a beautifully grained walnut stock that surprisingly once belonged to a Howa 1500 Hunter. I wasn't expecting much when I purchased it off EE for $130 all in, but I quickly realized what a gem I acquired. The grain and finishing, inside and out, are impeccable. It has quite a bit of light wear and tear from hunting, so I was thinking that I would like to have it properly stripped, dings steamed out and refinished in a nice low-lustre oil finish. The question is, how many guys still do that sort of work?
 
I visited Frontier Gun & Sport last year. He had a workshop in the basement all set up for making stocks and had some beautiful blanks. Can't speak for the work directly but it looked like he did nice work, couldn't hurt to call.
 
I recently acquired a beautifully grained walnut stock that surprisingly once belonged to a Howa 1500 Hunter. I wasn't expecting much when I purchased it off EE for $130 all in, but I quickly realized what a gem I acquired. The grain and finishing, inside and out, are impeccable. It has quite a bit of light wear and tear from hunting, so I was thinking that I would like to have it properly stripped, dings steamed out and refinished in a nice low-lustre oil finish. The question is, how many guys still do that sort of work?

Dave Jennings from Pritchard, BC. 250-577-3244
 
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