Gunsmithing gunsmith in San diego

[R302]

Does anybody know a good gunsmith near San Diego?

 

[Bloody_Tailgate]

You should change the title to San Diego instead of SD. I may be bias, but I thought you were asking about South Dakota. Anyway, I think it would help.

Stay classy

 

[R302]

Thanks, I didn't realized I did that, force of habit.

 

[csdilligaf]

I ran into this guy at the Gun show last time and took his card. He is up in Escondido. He does pick up and delivery and prices seemed reasonalbe.

GUNSMITH DAN - Repair, Restoration & Customization Services

 

[mobius38]

My advice is look at AR15 BARRELS.COM or Peerless Rifles. Randall and Ray are some of the best gunsmiths I know.

 

[R302]

do you guys know their work? I have come across several gunsmiths, but all work on hand guns. I want to true my rem 700. I don't know why I cant see the posts when i'am signed in. I have too do a search about what I posted to see what you guys replied.
Thank you guys.

 

[mobius38]

Both smiths I recomended have done work for me. Ray currently has a 6.5 Creedmore in progress for me. Randall has done work for me as well. Both smiths shoot tactical matches and are a wealth of information. I know and have seen him (Raandall) post in here from time to time.

 

[R302]

Thanks guys, I will check them out.

 

[rideHPD]

I'm in SD and made the drive to Randy at RD Precision (HateCA on here) R+D Precision
He only helped me find out that the sear on my Timney was too short, which was remedied by Timney, but he was very courteous and helpful. I've shot a few of his rifles through others at some of the ranges around here and all shot great. After the short bit of time I spent with him I'll be coming to him when it's finally time to rebarrel my 700. Randall has also helped me with an AR, and I will echo the same about him. Even from limited experience both were pleasurable experiences and their professionalism carried.

 

[Onemoretime]

I'm in San Diego as well and I bring my stuff to Randy Cain at RD Precision as well.

 

[MarinePMI]

Laslo at Duncan's Gunworks is also a good to go. Ask for him specifically.

 

[pawprint2]

I love San Diego-who doesn't? One of the nice things about San Diego, is you're close to Arizona, good smiths in AZ-and it gives you an excuse to take a day trip-and eat the best Mexican food in the South West.

 

[R302]

I love San Diego-who doesn't? One of the nice things about San Diego, is you're close to Arizona, good smiths in AZ-and it gives you an excuse to take a day trip-and eat the best Mexican food in the South West.

I love San Diego too, that's why is getting so expensive to live here, the down side is that I don't have time to go to AZ. But lobe those tacos.

 

[R302]

Thanks for the tips guys. you guys wouldn't know good places to shoot 500 + yards. All of the ranges I know are at the most 100 yards.

 

[MarinePMI]

Not any that don't cost an arm and a leg. The only one I know (relatively close) is out near the border (near Delzura), about 1.5 hrs from Mira Mar. South Bay Rod & Gun club. It only goes to 300yds though. Other than that it is the desert or nothing (about 2hrs each way), and with temps right now, it'll be a few months until it is anywhere near bearable.

Camp Pendleton does have the Santa Margarita Gun Club (if you're military, retiree etc.). Goes out to 600yds (Wilcox Range).

 

[R302]

Sadly I'm not military, but I'll try the desert once the weather drops. Thanks.