So far, I've been to Camp Perry twice. First time, I kinda tubed it, but learned a lot. This time, I improved my score by 400 points--3rd place, Police/Service (Marksman).

Now, I need a DCM legal hardball gun. Does anyone know of, or can recommend, a good pistolsmith? I already know of Jim Clark Jr, and Ed Brown, but I'd like to do a little more shopping.

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Happiness is a 200 yard bughole.

Powderman,

Don't know any pistol smiths, but I want to congratulate you on your shooting. Keep up the good work.

I missed Perry this year due to time and money limitations, a crime since I only live 3 hrs away!

Don

I had some work done by "Cylinder and Slide" about 14 years ago that was good quality. They are still in business by the original owner I believe. I'll look up an address tomorrow. Personally, I'd look to see if there was anyone in my state first. It is MUCH more convenient to be able to drive a gun over somewhere, even a couple hours in the car if you're really pressed at the time, than it is to ship and wait for the delivery.

My .45 gunsmith is at www.jbsgunshop.com

ZM