[Tim Earney]

Arts Gunshop in Hillsboro Mo. is the best. They have a web sight that has a lot of good information.

 

[chemist]

Art redid my XT combo, mechanical and wood refinish- no problems.

 

[Wyoharris]

Jerrie White in Fort Collins,Colo. Don't know if he is the best, but he is sure up there among them.

 

[DoubleAuto]

Midwest Gun Works in Peveley, MO. It is a Browning Service Center.

 

[B-23-C]

Ditto on Midwest Gun Works in Pevely, Mo. Just got my Citori back from them last week. They replaced firing pins, springs, and tightened the action. It works just like it did when new.

 

[halfmile]

Jimmy Flynn, Paso Robles CA, sells springs and other parts on this site. I don't know if he does mail order smithing, but he redid mine at Ben Avery a few years back while I watched. The guy is very intimate with Citori guts.

Link is to their site. Try a PM to Jim Flynn

HM

 

[elmo]

skeets gun shop talaquah ok rebuilt my old browning over & under. tight as a new gun and reasonable pricing.

 

[Martinpicker]

Same story as Clayman. Skeet's number is available on the internet. Call Dean and tell him what you want done. He will give you an honest appraisal. Martinpicker

 

[Gary Beer]

Jim Flynn moved to Florida. But he is still working on guns.

 

[trappermike]

I vote for Art's. they rebuilt my citori and it looks like new?

 

[neckdeep]

midwest rebuilt a Grade 3 for me, its a jawdropper and it looks right, they know brownings

 

[MDMike]

Midwest or Art's from my experence.

 

[JD45]

Can't believe nobody said Doug Braker. He rebuilt my Citori, and did a great job. He is pleasant to talk to and has knowledge like you can't imagine. http://dougsgunsmithshop.com/