Gunsmith in Anne Arundel County
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Darkemp
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Call first to check if they're taking in new work is good advice too. For a while they were back logged.
Bart's and "very good gunsmith" in the same post? I'm just asing?
BTW, I heard Scott was laid up...not in the good way...for a while anyhow.
BTW, I heard Scott was laid up...not in the good way...for a while anyhow.
- Oct 8, 2007
- 19,012
not in AA, but there's:
Albright's Gun Shop
36 East Dover Street
Easton, Maryland 21601
Phone: 410.820.8811
Fax: 410.820.4035
albrights@goeaston.net
Albright's Gun Shop
36 East Dover Street
Easton, Maryland 21601
Phone: 410.820.8811
Fax: 410.820.4035
albrights@goeaston.net
Anne Arundel Gunsmith
Clandestine and Scotts are the same...Chad works as his
personal schedule allows......and as mentioned, Scott is in recovery.......and they are very expensive and take a very long time to complete the job, sights included. They also subscribe in the "Supply and Demand" theory..
define that as you wish....
Bart's.....Agree with previous comment.....personally I steer away from them.
I think I would check with Paul at Constitution Firearms (in the IP section)
he does "minor" work and may agree to do your jobs. I believe he will be less expensive, and take a shorter time frame. He's in North Laurel.
R
Clandestine and Scotts are the same...Chad works as his
personal schedule allows......and as mentioned, Scott is in recovery.......and they are very expensive and take a very long time to complete the job, sights included. They also subscribe in the "Supply and Demand" theory..
define that as you wish....
Bart's.....Agree with previous comment.....personally I steer away from them.
I think I would check with Paul at Constitution Firearms (in the IP section)
he does "minor" work and may agree to do your jobs. I believe he will be less expensive, and take a shorter time frame. He's in North Laurel.
R
Isn't clandestine a gunsmith out there?
Oops! Sorry, didn't see your post.
hwf3
Member
- Feb 25, 2013
- 6
scotts takes forever..
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Not sure what that is supposed to mean. I have always been helpful when you were looking for advice.
Yes, but were not taking work die to my backlog and Scott recovering.
Yup, we are a 1.5 Man Shop when it comes to Smithing (Scott is Fulltime, I am part time).
Quality Work takes time. Being in demand with a small skilled crew means a long wait.
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,252
Unless the OP has other needs no listed , changing sights and grips does not require " a highly skilled gunsmith" . Well within the skill set of " reasonably competent armoror " .
Worth a Shot
You may want to try Worth-A-Shot on Veterans Highway, I have talked to the owner a couple of times, but have not had any work done there yet.
WORTH-A-SHOT INC.
8424 Veterans Hwy #5 Millersville,
MD 21108
Telephone: 443-506-7359 / 443-688-6521
Email: customerservice@worth-a-shot.com
BUSINESS HOURS:
Monday – Thursday: 11am-6pm
Friday: 12pm-7pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Sunday: Closed
You may want to try Worth-A-Shot on Veterans Highway, I have talked to the owner a couple of times, but have not had any work done there yet.
WORTH-A-SHOT INC.
8424 Veterans Hwy #5 Millersville,
MD 21108
Telephone: 443-506-7359 / 443-688-6521
Email: customerservice@worth-a-shot.com
BUSINESS HOURS:
Monday – Thursday: 11am-6pm
Friday: 12pm-7pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Sunday: Closed
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Sgt. Psycho
Ultimate Member
- Nov 1, 2009
- 1,923
Truth.^^^
Anyone on this site who has had work done by Chad knows that he does quality work on par or better than the big-name gunsmiths out there. The wait times for service are long due to the sheer volume of work being given to Scott's. Try sending firearms out to any of the big-name gunsmiths and see how long you will wait for service and a return from them. Six months is the minimum turn-around time from any big-name that I am aware of. Then you can pay their prices, which are the same or more than Scott's. Scott and Chad may have what some feel to be a long waiting period for service to be performed, but in my experience it is substantially less than the big-names, you don't have to pay for shipping and insurance (and risk theft in transit), and again, the quality is excellent.
If you don't want the wait, find someone who has so little business that they can start grinding on your firearm with a Dremel as soon as you drop it off. Let me know how that works for you.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
I cant blame you for that whatsoever. If you cant find anyone ill do my best to accomidate you.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Buy once, cry once.
You are gonna hurt some feelings.
Fvck 'em.
Where is Freestate in relation to you? I've heard good things about John Carduner(sp)?
Trikshot is his name on MDS.
It means exactly what it says. We believe Scott's is very expensive, It's simply our opinion. And, as above, "quality work" means a "long wait'. We believe we said the same thing...in some cases a very long time.
As for advice, yes, Chad does provide advice when asked(in most cases), and that is good, and it was on this forum. Credit given where Credit is due.
We believe that has no bearing on the cost of work, or the length of time for said work. There is no personal attack here; it is simply our observation of a business practice.
R
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