Gunsmiths that you recommend
- Thread starter Garand
- Start date
- Location
- CAVE Island, BC
Mik123, Thanks for the steer.
Intedserve
CGN Regular
- Location
- Unionville, Ontario, L3R8H4
No longer in business
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Joe Amorosi
CGN Regular
- Location
- Not Where I Thought I Was....
No longer alive... thanks to the Toronto Police Services...
Glad to hear. You built a rifle for me a 10 years ago. You did a great job.
Bustercluck
CGN Regular
- Location
- Fort McMurray
You sound like a conspiracy theorist.
Do as he suggests. You may change your view. - dan
Thunderhog
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Kootneys
Josh Salzmann from Accurate Rifle Company in Creston, BC.
250-254-0489
josh@accuraterifleco.ca
Josh is an amazing gunsmith, machinist, and custom rifle builder. His prices are fair, his return time is real good as well!
Give him a try, you will not be disappointed........
250-254-0489
josh@accuraterifleco.ca
Josh is an amazing gunsmith, machinist, and custom rifle builder. His prices are fair, his return time is real good as well!
Give him a try, you will not be disappointed........
Bustercluck
CGN Regular
- Location
- Fort McMurray
No, I’m not serious. I was taking a jab at Dennnis because he’s called me a conspiracy theorist on many other topics.
Is Chris Wilcox still in business?
I have a Sako 75 project in mind that would be a rebarrel and restock (laminate wood).
He did a few for me years ago that turned out great but I lost his contact info and would think retirement has found him by now…
Or, who else is open that would be recommended to tackle this sort of thing?
Thanks,
I have a Sako 75 project in mind that would be a rebarrel and restock (laminate wood).
He did a few for me years ago that turned out great but I lost his contact info and would think retirement has found him by now…
Or, who else is open that would be recommended to tackle this sort of thing?
Thanks,
It’s quite location specific, but Jason Spencer in Ottawa has been nothing but great. Early in my firearm collection I brought a few milsurp rifles in asking if he thought there was anything to be done to them, and he said there were a few options for refurbishing but that it may risk their value and it could be a waste of my money. The ones I DID need work done he had a wonderful turn around time.
Brassman66
CGN frequent flyer
My preference would be a Gunsmith which I know he/she is capable to do a particular Job and equally important fairly close by so I can personally deliver/retriefe the Gun in Question. I been told Horror Stories from Friends which shipped Guns across the Country only to waite for months before they could get there property back. Picking up your Gun yourself and inspecting the finnished work he/she did on the spot is they best way togo.
