Does the 'East Valley' need a armorer/smith for black rifles? (Or should I start doing gun work again?)

[thom]

Darn, I got a suppressor from you and didn't get a shirt.
Best of Luck, either way.
Thom

[Berd]

Do it, get busy enough that you need a lackey, then call me.

[Tim McBride]

Do it, get busy enough that you need a lackey, then call me.

Geez dude, if you want to drink beer and beat on guns with a hammer call me any time. LOL

[XJThrottle]

You'll need to post your number us all to have.

[Berd]

Do it, get busy enough that you need a lackey, then call me.

Geez dude, if you want to drink beer and beat on guns with a hammer call me any time. LOL

I have the best friends

[h8pvmnt]

Since we have virtually no one to take guns too i would say yes, how lucrative it would be is another story. I always have a few projects on the back burner, but some might be junk .22's as well.

[XJThrottle]

The only time I've take a gun to a smith it was a junk 22.

[Later]

Since we have virtually no one to take guns too i would say yes, how lucrative it would be is another story. I always have a few projects on the back burner, but some might be junk .22's as well.

People always need ar barrels torqued and night sights installed but can money be made doing so?