WTS Gunsmithing services in CO

FAL GRUNT · August 12, 2009, 22:15

As some of you may know I am currently finishing up school at the Colorado School of Trades in Lakewood CO. I will be completing the Design and Function section at the end of this month and beginning the Specialization section in September. This time is for students to learn and work on whatever it is they wish to do. This also allows students to earn some money as they are considered gunsmiths at this point. Students are allowed to do whatever they wish as long as it is 1. Safe 2. Legal 3. Gun related.

As such, I will start accepting work at the beginning of September. I have full access to a full service gunsmith shop. Prices are reasonable, and turn around should be quick. I will only be accepting work 2 weeks out as I am still testing my record keeping system and will be tweaking that as I go.

Mods, please let me know if this breaks any rules? I briefly read the ones posted at the top, but other than posting a price, I don't see anything wrong with offering services.

Please email me at myers.n@gmail.com for qoutes on work. Please include a full explanation of what you wish to have done including make and model of firearm.

Specialties:
1911: everything from trigger jobs to full on builds
AK types: refinishing, service work, and possibly builds
FAL: threading, re-barreling, refinishing
AR's: assembling, free float tubes, refinishing(metal)
Sporter rifles: thread/chamber, refinish

I have the ability to offer Parkerizing, Hot Salt Bluing, and Rust Bluing in a variety of polishes.

Due to the way the school and FFL is laid out (per ATF) I can only accept work from Colorado residents. (which sucks I know... tell me about it) I can do non-FFL work for those who are not CO residents. Thread barrels for MB, assemble AR uppers, refinish parts etc.

thanks

-myers

Don Williams · August 13, 2009, 13:03

What about lengthening forcing cones on shotguns? I've got a couple 870's that need it done?

I've also got some Millet sights that need installation on a 1911.

FAL GRUNT · August 13, 2009, 21:57

I can't do forcing cones, but if you let me know the cutter and angles for the millet sight I'll double check if I the necessary tools.

thanks

-myers

Don Williams · August 13, 2009, 23:00

Might take a while, I gotta dig it out.

FAL GRUNT · August 13, 2009, 23:08

No problem. I'll double check Kuhnhausen and see if he lists the measurements.

-myers

Boomer · August 24, 2009, 15:42

Kinda late to this post but I saw this over on SIG Forums....

http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc...5501#123105501

HTH
Robert

FAL GRUNT · August 24, 2009, 18:57

I greatly appreciate the help! Looks like he already got an offer though

Thanks again!

-myers

August 13, 2009, 13:03	#2
Don Williams Registered FALaholic #: 2580 Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Green River Wy USA Posts: 351	What about lengthening forcing cones on shotguns? I've got a couple 870's that need it done? I've also got some Millet sights that need installation on a 1911. __________________ avoid the chinese curse and be careful what you wish for.

August 13, 2009, 21:57	#3
FAL GRUNT Registered FALaholic #: 7561 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Medina OH Posts: 3,053	I can't do forcing cones, but if you let me know the cutter and angles for the millet sight I'll double check if I the necessary tools. thanks -myers __________________ http://myersarms.wordpress.com/

August 13, 2009, 23:00	#4
Don Williams Registered FALaholic #: 2580 Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Green River Wy USA Posts: 351	Might take a while, I gotta dig it out. __________________ avoid the chinese curse and be careful what you wish for.

August 13, 2009, 23:08	#5
FAL GRUNT Registered FALaholic #: 7561 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Medina OH Posts: 3,053	No problem. I'll double check Kuhnhausen and see if he lists the measurements. -myers __________________ http://myersarms.wordpress.com/

August 24, 2009, 15:42	#6
Boomer Registered Bronze Contributor FALaholic #: 2669 Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Florida Keys, Fl. USA Posts: 402	Kinda late to this post but I saw this over on SIG Forums.... http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc...5501#123105501 HTH Robert __________________ Do you duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less.

August 12, 2009, 22:15	#1
FAL GRUNT Registered FALaholic #: 7561 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Medina OH Posts: 3,053	WTS Gunsmithing services in CO As some of you may know I am currently finishing up school at the Colorado School of Trades in Lakewood CO. I will be completing the Design and Function section at the end of this month and beginning the Specialization section in September. This time is for students to learn and work on whatever it is they wish to do. This also allows students to earn some money as they are considered gunsmiths at this point. Students are allowed to do whatever they wish as long as it is 1. Safe 2. Legal 3. Gun related. As such, I will start accepting work at the beginning of September. I have full access to a full service gunsmith shop. Prices are reasonable, and turn around should be quick. I will only be accepting work 2 weeks out as I am still testing my record keeping system and will be tweaking that as I go. Mods, please let me know if this breaks any rules? I briefly read the ones posted at the top, but other than posting a price, I don't see anything wrong with offering services. Please email me at myers.n@gmail.com for qoutes on work. Please include a full explanation of what you wish to have done including make and model of firearm. Specialties: 1911: everything from trigger jobs to full on builds AK types: refinishing, service work, and possibly builds FAL: threading, re-barreling, refinishing AR's: assembling, free float tubes, refinishing(metal) Sporter rifles: thread/chamber, refinish I have the ability to offer Parkerizing, Hot Salt Bluing, and Rust Bluing in a variety of polishes. Due to the way the school and FFL is laid out (per ATF) I can only accept work from Colorado residents. (which sucks I know... tell me about it) I can do non-FFL work for those who are not CO residents. Thread barrels for MB, assemble AR uppers, refinish parts etc. thanks -myers __________________ http://myersarms.wordpress.com/ Last edited by FAL GRUNT; August 12, 2009 at 22:35.

August 24, 2009, 18:57	#7
FAL GRUNT Registered FALaholic #: 7561 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Medina OH Posts: 3,053	I greatly appreciate the help! Looks like he already got an offer though Thanks again! -myers __________________ http://myersarms.wordpress.com/

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