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10-22-2014, 11:44 AM
(10-21-2014, 12:51 AM)jfergus7 Wrote: I have a Remington 870 Express that has seen better days. It was stored in a case under a bed when the basement flooded and just trashed the gun. It is definitely not worth the investment to get it fixed back up but I would love to have it looking nice again as it was my first ever gun that I bought. Mainly the barrel is rusted and pitted. If anyone is looking to get into gunsmithing or does this as a hobby I would be happy have someone work on it if the price isn't to outrageous.
Why don't you bring it in to our shop? We'll have our gunsmith look it over and give you a fair estimate. I'm sure we can get it looking good for you again. We can also assess how damaged it is and give you an idea if it is feasible to get it firing again.
(10-21-2014, 12:51 AM)jfergus7 Wrote: I have a Remington 870 Express that has seen better days. It was stored in a case under a bed when the basement flooded and just trashed the gun. It is definitely not worth the investment to get it fixed back up but I would love to have it looking nice again as it was my first ever gun that I bought. Mainly the barrel is rusted and pitted. If anyone is looking to get into gunsmithing or does this as a hobby I would be happy have someone work on it if the price isn't to outrageous.
Why don't you bring it in to our shop? We'll have our gunsmith look it over and give you a fair estimate. I'm sure we can get it looking good for you again. We can also assess how damaged it is and give you an idea if it is feasible to get it firing again.
Why don't you bring it in to our shop? We'll have our gunsmith look it over and give you a fair estimate. I'm sure we can get it looking good for you again. We can also assess how damaged it is and give you an idea if it is feasible to get it firing again.