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I am considering rechambering a gun and looking for a good smith to do it? I called Briley and was told 6-8 weeks. They owe me a favor, so talked to the gunsmith manager and he told me the best they could actually do was 16- 18 weeks! The 6-8 weeks must be the standard answer. UGG. Has anyone had this done by someone?
David
rechambering a gun
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