Gunsmith recommendation

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dtstevenson
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Gunsmith recommendation

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Hello All,
A while back I started refurbishing my Sterlingworth and remember some recommendations for a Gunsmith. I think his name is Buck. I am looking for someone to properly perform the blueing process on 2 sets of barrels for my gun. Can someone provide me with the name and number for this gunsmith or recommend another that can do a great job for a fair price?
Thanks,
Todd
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Dewey Vicknair in Pa

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He knows Foxes and he's good real good. No idea how long it will take or what it will cost as he's not only good, but he's also backed up with work.
Twice Barrel

Post by Twice Barrel »

Todd you are referring to Buck Hamlin, his address is 8501 Cedar Trail, Pevely, MO 63070. His telephone # is (636) 479-4304.
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Post by dtstevenson »

Yes...that his the name I remember. Thanks for the help! javascript:emoticon(':D')
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