Recommend me a decent Edmonton-area gunsmith?

[prosper]

I need some work done on my remington - there's something wrong with the bolt/firing pin - it craters the primer of every load I've ever fired. Light loads, factory loads, everything. Plus, I want to get it bedded and I'm too lazy to do it myself.

Are there any 'smiths in the city you've used, and can recommend? Preferably one in the north/west end, or one that's open past 5pm, so that I don't have to take time off work.

 

[dan belisle]

Karl at K&S, Bruce at Lock and Load. - dan

 

[Lee Enfield]

Quote=dan belisle Karl at K&S, Bruce at Lock and Load. - dan

Ditto

 

[Murdoc]

Bruce at lock and load does awesome work for a great price.

 

[icehunter121]

Brad..Karl at ks arms is highly recommended by me,he just finished rebarelling my 22-250 on the day you were at Viking. He has done lots of work for me and i trust him completely....Dennis

 

[prosper]

^ I heard that Karl retired, or went to work in the oil industry or something

 

[dan belisle]

The patch is how he pays his bills, gunsmithing is what he does because he likes it. - dan

 

[Bowie]

Bruce at lock and load does awesome work for a great price.

If you can get him to do it anytime soon

 

[steve1973]

If the city guys are too busy, you might want to consider a short drive to Bentley to David Henry. He does great work at a good price. His web addy is:
###http://www.dhenrygunmakers.com/