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Anyone know a good gunsmith for our kinda guns? Preferably on the north side or around jersey village, unless it's a club member who I can meet at the range. I was using John Powers, but he's moved away.
Unfortunately, no. I think we're all searching for one now. If you find one, let us know.
My business travels let me pass through Fredericksburg on a fairly regular basis, and I'm trying the one Cimarron uses - RH Custom Guns. I liked the look of their operation when I was there.
Eddie over near 45 and main. If you want I will post his web address.
He used to work for Herman over in the Heights.
He is pretty good.
Eddie over near 45 and main. If you want I will post his web address.
He used to work for Herman over in the Heights.
He is pretty good.
Yeah, how do I get in touch with him?
Eddies gun shop
713-702-3436
He is just off 45 and main but call him. He keeps afternoon hours
Bumping this to say I used eddie and he did a fine job fitting my conversion cylinders and polishing the action. I spoke with him a bit and he seemed to know what he was doing with these old guns. Then I figured out the gun was spitting something out the sides. Definitely some powder but also probably shaving lead. When I told him about it, he seemed to know just what to do. He's still got the guns so I haven't tested out this fix yet. He's pretty quick too. He got the cylinders fitted the same day. The only reason he's still got the guns is because I had him order new hammer springs and they haven't come in yet.
The only thing I don't like about him is his location. I hate driving in houston. But his hours make it a little easier. he opens at about 10 or 11 AM and stays open till about 9PM. So I can go see him at lunch time or after work more easily than I could if he kept 9-5 hours.
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