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Grenadier
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Just a head's up.

I saw their help wanted notice on the home page while placing an order: https://www.newenglandcustomgun.com/

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WANTED: GUNSMITH FOR HIRE
Our incredibly talented gunsmith tells us he will be slowing down and going part time in the near future. NECG is now looking for a gunsmith to work along side him to learn the complexity of our business. Applicants should be highly creative, possess the skill and knowledge of the high end rifle and shotgun industry and also not be afraid to get their hands dirty.

We DO NOT specialize in or work on AR platforms or handguns.

All applications must be sent to NECG 741 Main Street Claremont NH 03743 or emailed to info@necgltd.com.




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We DO NOT specialize in or work on AR platforms or handguns.


I’m not sure how I feel about the fact that they felt the need to state this. It’s funny, sad, and scary, all at the same time.


Jason

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This is a very good opportunity for a young smith. The amount of knowledge that can be gleaned by working next to Mark would be invaluable. And the best part is we'll be neighbors Smiler


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