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Professional Links! www.johntaylormachine.com Washington state. Welding, barrels bored/made. Parts repaired & custom made. Underhammer guns built & muzzle loader work. Shotgun repairs. Best work & prices. John Taylor. Closed Saturday... www.thestockdr.com Oregon, Dennis E. Smith stock maker and repairs. Awesome wood work & quality. Closed Sunday... www.klamathriverwoodworks.com Oregon, Brian Neely makes pistol grips. Exotic wood or bone. Carving & custom inlays. www.bbhc.org Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Cody Firearms Museum houses the Winchester collection and has all the old records. Winchester, Marlin or L.C. Smith records. www.coltautos.com Very good information on Colt pistols. www.coltparts.com Washington state. Colt parts for the older guns. Dean buys parts to! www.gunbluing.com Montana, gun bluing. Hot salt, rust and nitre blue. www.checkering.com Oregon, Sherry Abraham checkers gun stocks quickly and for very fair prices. You will be happy! www.boltcheckering.com Bolt action knobs checkered. Very pretty work. A nice touch for that custom rifle. www.winchesterbob.com Maine, The older Winchester parts made new by Bob. Quality stuff and custom Winchester work. www.casesandmore.com Good place to order gun cases for shipping. Jewelling Steel by Skip Baldwin. Jewelling is done by polishing an area to a high shine and then blueing. After the blueing that area is re-polished to remove the blueing. Then using fine grit the jewelling is done. Skip Baldwin, P.O. box 237, Vasser, Mi. 48768. Telephone 989-843-8954. E-mail Skip Baldwin to discuss your project, or with questions. Click on the pictures to see a large image. Use your back button to return. E-mail Skip at baldwinskip2@tds.net
Rudy Marek Engraver & Gunsmith Rudy Marek engraved guns for almost 50 years before he passed away in 1999. He restored old guns and could fool the "experts" at times with his restorations. Rudy signed few guns and those that are signed are worth good money as his quality of engraving was excellent. A gunsmith/engraver that is missed by all who knew him. He is remembered.
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