Props to Economy Gunsmithing

**Trooper** · February 22nd, 2010, 02:00 PM

Took my Sako Quad in. One of the action screws was protruding into the action and interfering with the bolt. He ground it down and sent me on my way, no charge. A small thing but something I appreciate.

He also put an adjustable comb on my 391 years ago and it was great work.

**vjb.knife** · August 5th, 2015, 08:11 AM

They were recommended to me by a friend and they did good work at a fair price for me as well.

Originally Posted by Trooper

Took my Sako Quad in. One of the action screws was protruding into the action and interfering with the bolt. He ground it down and sent me on my way, no charge. A small thing but something I appreciate.

He also put an adjustable comb on my 391 years ago and it was great work.

**MikeStull** · September 19th, 2015, 06:33 PM

+1 for Economy. I had my Ruger Red Label modified to not set the safety each time I break open the gun (I use it mostly for clay's) and a mid bead added. Quick turnaround, excellent work, reasonable costs and friendly, highly recommended. Some friends have had work done there and express the same opinion.

**Deleted** · February 9th, 2016, 01:43 PM

Not the most organized gun shop I have been to but they do great work and I do all my transfers there.

**bigb08** · February 24th, 2016, 04:22 PM

Originally Posted by SteelCityK9Cop

Not the most organized gun shop I have been to but they do great work and I do all my transfers there.

How much do they charge for a transfer? I didn't realize that they did transfers there.

I've taken a few guns there over the last few years. They've always done great work and are reasonably priced. I'd certainly recommend them.