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Anybody here recommend any place for defarbing?
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Re: Comer's Gunworks?
He's an approved vendor here, so I would say yes to that!Don Woods
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Re: Comer's Gunworks?
He's a long term moderator of this forum, too. If you have yet to meet him, you're goen to the wrong events.Silas Tackitt,
one of the moderators.
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Re: Comer's Gunworks?
Mike "defarbed" an Armisport Enfield of mine, and did a beautiful job. He was easy to work with, communicated well, and was prompt with service and shipping. I plan on using him again in the future, and would enthusiastically recommend him.
- Matt NowlinMatt Nowlin
1st Sgt., 12th Louisiana Infantry, Co. M
Trans-Mississippi Volunteer Infantry
"It sucks not to be us"
Pvt., Trans-Miss HellcatsComment
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After thinking long and hard about it, and even talking to Lodgewood about it, I chose Mike to defarb my 1970s Parker Hale Enfield and he did a great job.Frank Siltman
24th Mo Vol Inf
Cannoneer, US Army FA Museum Gun Crew
Member, Oklahoma Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission
Company of Military Historians
Lawton/Fort Sill, OK
Pacifism is a shifty doctrine under which a man accepts the benefits of the social group without being willing to pay -- and claims a halo for his dishonesty.— Robert A. HeinleinComment
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Re: Comer's Gunworks?
He also did 2 for me Armi-Sport Enfield and 42' Springfield. Did a great job.
Mike Godwin
CoG 26NCTPvt. Michael Godwin
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