Gunsmith Qualifications ....
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i looked at doing the online thing just to have a "real credential" to put on my resume. the place that came up top in my google search said they had a "World renowned gunsmith" as their gunsmith making the test. oddly when i googled his name, the only place it appeared was you guessed it on their website lol. i decided id stick with my work experience.
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Major equipment purchases i.e. metal lathe and milling machines are in the future so we don’t have to send anything out for re-barreling. However, in the mean time if you don’t mind having your firearm sent out then that is a service I can offer on a one on one consultation basis.
This cracks me up!
Major equipment purchases i.e. metal lathe and milling machines are in the future so we don’t have to send anything out for re-barreling. However, in the mean time if you don’t mind having your firearm sent out then that is a service I can offer on a one on one consultation basis.
This cracks me up!
alberta tactical rifle
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- calgary alberta
I think he REALLY needs to get some website help. The commentary is something I would expect from some teenaged video game player who rides a skateboard to work.
Hard to take this 1 too seriously.
Hard to take this 1 too seriously.
This is different. To start a company doing gunsmithing and don't even own a lathe or mill. But sponser a MMA fighter.
He should take the sponsership money and make a down payment on a lathe.
The guy probably has a secondary income like just about everybody else doing "gunsmith " stuff, few of which have a lathe or mill or the ability to even justify it as a viable business.
I'd say if he's smart he'll do good work at what he's able to do, hopefully give decent service, get paid, and have some fun with it, his work shop looks fairly clean and organized so that's a good start.
He actually says he'll send out the work he can't do to someone who can, which is better than a lot of people who claim to do certain things, when they really don't.
I'd say if he's smart he'll do good work at what he's able to do, hopefully give decent service, get paid, and have some fun with it, his work shop looks fairly clean and organized so that's a good start.
He actually says he'll send out the work he can't do to someone who can, which is better than a lot of people who claim to do certain things, when they really don't.
