So nobody uses gun smiths in Chattanooga?

[tnxdshooter]

So nobody uses gun smiths in chattanooga?

[David Lewis]

Perhaps Chattanoogans maintain their firearms so well that it's not profitable to be a gunsmith in Hamilton County.



David

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[SomeGuy]

Darrs Shooting Supply (now closed) had a deal with a smith. No clue who, they were rather gaurded about disclosing his name, which made me unsure about trusting some unknown.

The only gunsmith I have ever used was down in Tunnel Hill, Ga. He took care of me, and I was happy. Before I found him, I resorted to walking in, unsolicited, into machine shops and politely asking for help with modifying parts. (This was done primarily in utter ignorance, as I was around 20 and I think my ignorance showed, as they were surprisingly helpful. In one case, the foreman actually took what I needed, asked what I wanted it for, I told him, he smiled at me, and did everything I needed for me, at no charge - even refusing a tip. God bless that man!)

[David Lewis]

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[David Lewis]

I remember visiting a couple across the river in Red Bank or Signal Mountain...but that was a few years ago, too.
Don't even know if they're still there.

David

[SomeGuy]

xd,

I too have received shabby treatment at the warehouse. I don't know how he stays in business.

We have a new Acadamy store on 153 in Hixson.

I personally Like Carters, but it is in Harrison. I don't know about gunsmithing services. Carter has good customer service though, and seems a right good place.

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