Anyone could recomend a gunsmith how does stock bedding (SW Ontario)

[attila_koko]

Hi, just wondering if anyone could recommend a gunsmith who does stock bedding. Just ordered a B&C A5 stock and will need a bedding job on it. I have never done a project like it and would rather not try on my new stock. I live in Brantford Ontario and any info would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance and would like to wish a Happy New Year for all the CGN forum members.

Attila.

 

[ktm300]

Grech outdoors in Mt.Forest

 

[r_taylor]

Not in Ont, but Jakob at Calgary Shooting Centre. He is a German master gunsmith and master stockmaker.

 

[sunray]

Bedding a stock isn't difficult, but contact Epp's. Starts at $100. It's entirely done by hand and takes time.

 

[attila_koko]

Grech Outdoors is probably the closest to my location, just wondering did any of you had any work done by Grech Outdoors and whether or not you had a good experience with their work? I contacted Grech via email and he says it will be a month waiting before job completion. I am still debating whether or not to tackle this bedding job myself and save $120 on gunsmith fees and put money towards a new Timney trigger. I see Epp's is a bit cheaper, will send them an email. I guess in the mean time do more research on bedding see if it is doable. Is there a thread on CGN on bedding?

 

[ILLUSIVE]

Casey at tacord , just north of Newmarket. Always does amazing work.

 

[maynard]

youtube has lots of stuff on rifle bedding.

 

[attila_koko]

Thanks for all your input, I will send out some emails and in the mean time I guess I watch some you tube videos.

 

[jrsniper]

If you want to try on your own the best price for Devcon is Motion Industries Part #10110.

 

[ktm300]

Grech Outdoors is probably the closest to my location, just wondering did any of you had any work done by Grech Outdoors and whether or not you had a good experience with their work? I contacted Grech via email and he says it will be a month waiting before job completion. I am still debating whether or not to tackle this bedding job myself and save $120 on gunsmith fees and put money towards a new Timney trigger. I see Epp's is a bit cheaper, will send them an email. I guess in the mean time do more research on bedding see if it is doable. Is there a thread on CGN on bedding?

I'm just waiting to get my gun back from Grech. Dropped it off a couple weeks ago.
I've never employed them to do any smithing but i've been going there for years; very knowledgeable staff.
I have seen very nice work come out of there on friends' guns.

 

[Mr. Bjorn]

Casey at Tac-Ord.

 

[kombayotch]

Chou Bros in Aurora.