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Unread 08-26-2022, 10:03 AM   #8
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So the gunsmith that does the importing for Upland Gun Company/RFM is 10 min away from me and is who Ive been using for repairs since finding out about him. Knowing my love for doubles he has shown me a number of interesting UGC shotguns when they come in. So, just about anything is available, the process is to fill out the “build sheet” online and submit it, this is not a purchase, just an inquiry. You will get a call from someone from the Upland Gun Company going over everything you want out of the gun, there are so many options they can’t put all of them on the website. I know of a Minerva that was ordered as a 3 barrel set with 24, 28, and 32 gauge barrels. They will ask intended purpose of the gun and give input as well, everyone that works there are upland hunters and shotgun enthusiasts. After you finalize the gun you pay a 50% deposit and it’s put in to be built. All guns ordered can have custom stock dimensions. I know on the higher grade wood you get to choose your blank, might even be an option on lower grade wood too. They have been great to work with, I was Originally going to have my custom gun color cased but after seeing the engraving we completely changed the finishes and now it has a coin finish, the safety, trigger guard, top lever and pins will all be niter blued. Lead time varies depending on time of year and level of customization. I ordered mine late December and it’s was finished late July, just waiting on other guns to be finished to be shipped. A friend of mine ordered a more basic gun and his is also done and took about 3 months. Overall I couldn’t be happier with my purchases and would recommend one to anyone thinking about one hands down.
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