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    Question Ruger Gunsmiths - Who?

    So which gunsmiths work on Rugers? I have a pair of GP100's in need of bobbed n DAO'd hammers.

    I know of:

    Gemini Customs - Frankfort, Kentucky

    Cylinder & Slide - Fremont, Nebraska


    I'd prefer somebody Houston local. Who else is out there?
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    Mark at Gemini Customs - Frankfort, Kentucky is my good friend and the best at what you are looking for.
    WWW.SUPERIORFIREARMSLLC.COM
    10111 Production Court
    Louisville ky. 40299
    502-365-2244

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    Anyone have any luck with Nelson Ford in Phoenix?

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    Ruger factory will convert SP101/GP100 to DAO for LEO - at least they did for me. If you talk nice to them they may do it for former LEO. I would try them first. The conversion is actually trivial if you understand how the Ruger action works but it is not a "drop in". IME Ruger is very friendly to LEO.

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    Here's a second for Gemini. Good product, good turnaround. I'd go to him again.

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    I had Gemini tune up my SP101. Very nice work and good people to deal with. So I guess that's a third.

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    Teddy Jacobsen in Sugarland. Briley in Houston has a pistol smith section in addition to its world famous shotgun gunsmithing endeavor.

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    David Clements in Virginia, but I'm not sure what his wait time is, or if he is taking work presently.

    http://www.clementscustomguns.com/rugerrevolvers.html

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    Try Karl Sokol. He brought my beat-up Model 29-2 back to life. http://chestnutmountainsports.com/aboutcms.htm

    Hamilton Bowen is the absolute top of the heap for any revolver work and would be my first choice if time and money were no object. http://www.bowenclassicarms.com/ He's not cheap, but having him work on your revolvers actually increases their value.


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    I can only comment on the Hamilton Bowen work, since I recently got to handle a Bowen Classic Arms revolver, a Redhawk that had been converted to .500 Linebaugh, excellent work and the action was so good I could hardly believe it.

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