Anyone recommend a restricted smith in Toronto?

[newshot]

I don't need anything major, just some night sites put onto a kimber. I would rather not have to drive too far. Is there anyone in Toronto, Ajax,Whitby area?

I have been told by reliable people not too attempt this myself without the correct tools as kimber sites are tight and I do not want to damage the gun.

Thanks!

 

[Canuck223]

Contact Arwenace here on CGN.

 

[00Buck]

tacord.com

Talk to Casey. The quality of work he does is excellent.

 

[USP]

tacord.com

Talk to Casey. The quality of work he does is excellent.

Yeah have had a fair bit done by him, hes a good guy, fair rates and decent work. Newmarket area.

 

[capp325]

Police Ordnance

 

[Wendell]

Police Ordnance

Talked to Police Ordnance; I was advised that TacOrd is their gunsmith.

 

[Self Regulated]

Why not head up to Orillia and go to Ellwood Epps? Can't beat their friendly customer service and renowned work.

 

[mlehtovaara]

Roger Kotanko in Burlington. He does some amazing work. Will cost you both time and money though.

 

[gwhysow]

Has anyone ever had a 1911 trigger job done at TacOrd?

 

[mlehtovaara]

Rodger at dark international does some of the best 1911 work around.

 

[newshot]

Thanks for the help everyone. I sent an email to Arwenace through Police Ordnance.

I have never been to Police Ordnance, is there store anything worth visiting?

 

[forbes/hutton]

Man up. Use duct tape.

 

[Canuck223]

Thanks for the help everyone. I sent an email to Arwenace through Police Ordnance.

I have never been to Police Ordnance, is there store anything worth visiting?

They are not open to the general public. They don't have a store front. If they don't know you are coming, odds are the door will stay closed.

Which isn't to say you can't visit, but you need to call ahead. While they sell direct to the public some items, they exist as mostly a wholesaler and distributor.

As for Casey doing a 1911 trigger job, I'm absolutely sure he's up to the task and would do an excellent job of it. However, for a 1911 trigger I'd probably send it to RK. He's simply done far more 1911 work.

 

[newshot]

Man up. Use duct tape.

You noob! Duct tape is how I attach the bayonette to it, not the sites! Everyone knows that!

Thanks again everyone for the info. The slide is in the mail to arwenace.

 

[forbes/hutton]

You noob! Duct tape is how I attach the bayonette to it, not the sites! Everyone knows that!

Thanks again everyone for the info. The slide is in the mail to arwenace.

Barbed wire is for attaching bayonettes it's more blood and gore resistant than duct tape.