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Old 03-29-2016, 01:52 PM   #1
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Dave Trevallion
South Berwick, ME

(207) 704-0450

A fabulous stocker and his repair work on broken stocks is amazing.
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Chris Dawe
Seal Cove, Newfoundland
Sidelock stock making,
Stock Refinishing and Checkering

CharlieYellott
N. Hudson NY
General repair work
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Brad Bachelder
Grand Rapids, MI
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Walter Eisserer (Retiring)
Rhinebeck, NY
Sidelock spring work
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Old 03-29-2016, 02:56 PM   #3
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Could you make it a rule that there is only one gunsmith to a post?
I could endorse one of Edgars four (4) recommendations but I don't know two of them and one is a duplicate of yours.
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Old 03-29-2016, 05:28 PM   #4
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Dave Trevallion
South Berwick, ME

(207) 704-0450

A fabulous stocker and his repair work on broken stocks is amazing.
Think I Dave T. has retired. Could be wrong.
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895 Sagamore Ave
Portsmouth, NH
603-431-3512

He was trained under the auspices of E. J. Churchill

Good all around gunsmith

Nick name "The Gun Doctor"
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Stephan G. Hutton
895 Sagamore Ave
Portsmouth, NH
603-431-3512

He was trained under the auspices of E. J. Churchill

Good all around gunsmith

Nick name "The Gun Doctor"
He is now in Cape Neddick Maine on Route One
I only add this to correct the address nothing else...
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Think I Dave T. has retired. Could be wrong.

I spoke with David yesterday - he is only in semi-retirement. He wants to continue to take in work but not at the pace he has kept in the past.





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Custom Craft Ltd. Abe Chaber Danbury,CT 203-748-1830
Stock making,Barrel Bluing,Single Trigger Repair. All around German trained gunsmith.
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Custom Craft Ltd. Abe Chaber Danbury,CT 203-748-1830
Stock making,Barrel Bluing,Single Trigger Repair. All around German trained gunsmith.
I just remembered a dealer telling me at Hidden Hollow in June that Abe had retired (at least from stock making). I never followed up to verify, however.
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