Locating Components

**Badger Tuff** · July 31st, 2017, 07:43 AM

Yep, Gun Toters supply will have everything you need to load an 06. Go past the Sugarmans store on old RT6 to the light by the Salvation Army store and turn left down the street on the left about 500 yards. Not to sure of his hours of business I think he opens at 11 am.

**mikeybonez28** · August 1st, 2017, 07:56 AM

Now I just need to go there when they're actually open. I passed Heberlings the other day coming back from the Dyberry range and they were locked up tight. My schedule kind of sucks for mom & pop shops

**Badger Tuff** · August 2nd, 2017, 06:31 AM

You'll find a better selection at Gun Toters and you can pick out your own components without an inch of dust on them.

**mikeybonez28** · August 3rd, 2017, 07:51 AM

Originally Posted by Badger Tuff

You'll find a better selection at Gun Toters and you can pick out your own components without an inch of dust on them.

Gun toters it is then, once i shrink the "honey do" list I'll make my way over there, thanks

**mikeybonez28** · August 9th, 2017, 09:30 PM

While I have someone's attention, is there a decent gunsmith in the area that can park a bolt without breaking the bank? I asked GunToters but they don't have one at the moment and they couldn't/wouldn't recommend anyone. I tried to slick up the action on the 1917 Enfield and it wore off the coating which I'm assuming is parkerizing considering how well it's held up over the years. I could just sand the hell out of the bolt and polish it but it would more prone to rusting than if it was parkerized or even hot blued

**Badger Tuff** · August 11th, 2017, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by mikeybonez28

While I have someone's attention, is there a decent gunsmith in the area that can park a bolt without breaking the bank? I asked GunToters but they don't have one at the moment and they couldn't/wouldn't recommend anyone. I tried to slick up the action on the 1917 Enfield and it wore off the coating which I'm assuming is parkerizing considering how well it's held up over the years. I could just sand the hell out of the bolt and polish it but it would more prone to rusting than if it was parkerized or even hot blued

You could try Rod Bryant Firearms Repair, I'm not sure if he does that sort of thing but he might be able to recommend someone who does.