FRANKCASTLE
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- Apr 28, 2013
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Any recommendations?
BEST GUNSMITH ON SHORE?
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A guy named Bahn Hahmmer.
Near Thorsville, I think.
Near Thorsville, I think.
clandestine
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There is a Gunsmith named Richard Marin. He closes up at 4:20 every day though.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,108
But more seriously , "best" for what specifically ?
Several years ago I used the services of Mike Little, owner of Mid County Gunshop in Preston, MD. He doesn't seem to have a website, and I have no idea if he's still in business. He was an FFL and manufactured suppressors and some other neat stuff.
Nice guy, pretty knowledgeable and helpful. He threaded a barrel for me back in the day. Shop was/is in back of his house and is in the middle of BFE.
Nice guy, pretty knowledgeable and helpful. He threaded a barrel for me back in the day. Shop was/is in back of his house and is in the middle of BFE.
larr
Active Member
I believe he's out of business. Tried to contact him about a year ago and his business phone number was disconnected. It's a shame, he was a pretty decent guy to deal with and is only 10 minutes from where I live.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Yup. Mike gave up the business. He was a good fella too.
303_enfield
Ultimate Member
What do you need done? A few Smiths in DE, but wait times are a bitch.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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What services does the OP wish / require ?
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,252
The Best gunsmiths specialize so they usually are best in a subset of the overall gunsmith profession. Some specialize by type such as revolvers, pistols, muzzle loaders, evil black rifles, etc. others by individual guns 1911's, M1 Grands, etc. and others by maker Glock's, Smith and Wesson, Ruger, and so on. So to get the best answer you need to say what you want done to what kind of gun.
Doco Overboard
Ultimate Member
Best covers a lot of territory. For knowledge and about 50 years experience I would say Gary at Cambridge Gunsmith. Theirs one day of the week he's not open but I forget what it is. You have to ride over there and talk to him. The old man at Messicks store in hardscrabble same way if he's still taking work.
Is Albrights still open in Easton? (Provided you don't need it for a looong time...)
I see the Punisher's post count went from 27 to 24.
so mean to the poor 13er
Not saying anything, just sayin'.
So what you're saying is, it doesn't look like anything to you.
Stagstalker
Active Member
I've been asking around in hopes of finding someone to thread a cpl rifle barrels in the lower easternshore but no luck so far...might have to inquire at RD Griers
Mike Anchor
Member
Central Eastern Shore near Denton, try Doug at Tuckahoe Gunworks. 410-200-0020
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Zorros
Ultimate Member
Here’re 2 more, but you need to decide “ best” or otherwise. Fred’s firearms in tolchester, near rock hall. Pretty much always available cause lives across the street. And a guy in centreville who works out of his house who advertises so he is easy to find. Knowledgable about old guns.
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