[mflora]

Subject says it all. Quality first followed by price and turn around time.
Thanks
Mark

 

[JACK]

Marc. Turnaround often hinges on how much has to be done to the parts before they hit the tank. It's not that they do not like to do disassembly and polish, but rather that they wait for a "spare moment" to get it ready for the tank.

 

[jerryjackson]

Glenrock Bluing, Glen Rock WY. Absolutely excellent in workmanship and service. You can get their phone or address off S&W Supply Co. Jim White (the whizz).

 

[joehunter]

Giacomo Sporting is great. Bluing is better than factory.

Joey

 

[EEB]

Another vote for Giacomo.

 

[PAR8HED]

Giacomo. For all the reasons you listed.

 

[Pacemaker]

Send it to Dan at Giacomo Sporting

 

[GBatch_25]

Giacomo

Gene in Illinois

 

[Krieghoff100]

I send mine to Giacomo - never disappointed !!

 

[white rattler]

What if you need the over and under barrels reblued. What about the side ribs? I have been told that the side ribs will come loose. Trevor Dawe.

 

[birdogs]

Giacomo did my 3200. Very pleased. The bluing was almost black but very well done.

 

[JGS]

I'll add to the chorus recommending Giacomos. Dan uses the slow blueing method. It takes longer, but you don't have to worry about side-ribs. I had them reblue one of my Perazzis, and the work was outstanding. J.G.Sayle

 

[trim tab]

Glenrock did two Perazzi and workmanship was excellent. Better then factory. You will not be disappointed.

 

[white rattler]

All I need now is a phone # for Dan. Thanks Trevor Dawe

 

[JGS]

Giacomo's telephone #: 315-336-1356.

 

[mflora]

Thanks for all of the responses. Looks like Dan or Bluerock.
Mark

 

[extrapper84]

THE GUNDR.

DOUG'S

GUNSMITH

218-947-3600

He did this restoration on my TM-1.

Hal

 

[santa fe 2343]

Call Economy Gunsmithing 724-266-0232 you won't be sorry. They do great work from stock making to blueing, fitting you name it .

 

[hera200]

Why is everyone scared to death to name a price whenever this subject comes up?....BUD

 

[GBatch_25]

mflora's original post requested we consider "Quality first...". Seems to me that's what we all did.

In my experience, pricing is quoted by the gunsmith after seeing the item he is being asked to work on and can accurately estimate the time and materials it will take. As to delivery, that usually varies depending on how much work is ahead of yours.

Gene in Illinois