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Michigan restoration
Hello,
I have a 1885 grade 1 Parker brothers side by side, hammer, 12 gauge. It is in poor condition and would like to have it possibly restored or at least fixed to mechanical work correctly. Does anyone know of a good, creditable restoration place in Michigan or where should I take it. Thanks.
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