Case Splits Marlin 336

Bigjake1907 said:
I live in the GTA area, but don't know to many smiths. My favorite two are Ellwood Epps in Orillia, and Grech OUtdoors in Mount Forest. Both are very good, and I have never had any problems with them or been d**ked around with. The trip to Epps is well worth the drive one day. You'll spend hours in there.
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That's a great idea. I didn't know Ellwood Epps do gun smithing. I've never been there but I was planning a trip there next week as I will be on holidays. This is perfect. Thanks for the tip.
 
bogie said:
So how many times does the OP have to hear "take it to a gunsmith and get it checked out"? Am I missing something here? There are folks here giving input on what might be a serious problem that might relocate his face. Thing is can you really afford to go by someone elses opinion that will not be affected by the blast? I am not able to understand that someone that has a problem with a gun that has potential serious result will ask for opinions on a forum like this. Sure get opinions but have a smith check it out first before you fire it again. Just to be on the safe side. No likee kabooms. Takes too long for the eyebrows to grow back. Then again thats just my humble opinion too... :)
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I agree with you. I am done firing this gun until I hear from a gun smith a definitive "yes". On the other, yes, I am looking for opinions on a forum like this because many users have a lot of practical knowledge and a lot of experience so I always listen to what people have to say. What I do later is another story but listening to others doesn't hurt. Thanks everyone for your thoughts.
 
Jabol said:
That's a great idea. I didn't know Ellwood Epps do gun smithing. I've never been there but I was planning a trip there next week as I will be on holidays. This is perfect. Thanks for the tip.
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You'll love it there. Also here is the link for gun smithing from them.
They've been there for years. Bought my Marlin 336BL from them July 23rd.
http://www.ellwoodepps.com/gunsmith.htm
Really like the new site.
 
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