Sleeving barrels

[Alan B. Webber]

Does anyone know of anyone in the US that sleeves Parker barrels?
Kirk Merrington has retired.
Thanks, Alan

[Mike of the Mountain]

This will be good info to have. Good question Alan.

[B. Dudley]

Right now. Not really. As you say, Kirk is retired, or very close to it. Aaron little has closed his books for the foreseeable future. Briley stopped doing it a while back.

Nobody else that I can think of.

[tom tutwiler]

This guy did do it. Not sure about now: https://www.facebook.com/amlittlebespokegunmaker/

Also in Texas.

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by tom tutwiler

This guy did do it. Not sure about now: https://www.facebook.com/amlittlebespokegunmaker/

Also in Texas.

Tom this is the same Aaron that Brian commented on. He is not taking on any new work.

[B. Dudley]

Tom, that is aaron little. Who I mentioned above. He has closed his books for the time being.

[B. Dudley]

Jon Hosford was doing sleeving work. But he did not have an ffl. So he would not take a receiver. Just the barrel set.

I dont know if he is still doing it, or how successful a job he can do without having the action. Or if he is even doing it as a service. But you may want to ask him.

[Gary Bodrato]

Originally Posted by Alan B. Webber

Does anyone know of anyone in the US that sleeves Parker barrels?
Kirk Merrington has retired.
Thanks, Alan

https://vicknairgunsmithing.blogspot...storations.com
Not sure I copied that right. Has anyone had dealings with Dewey Vicknair?

[Craig Budgeon]

Try Griffin & Howe in NJ

[William McClintock]

Originally Posted by Gary Bodrato

https://vicknairgunsmithing.blogspot...storations.com
Not sure I copied that right. Has anyone had dealings with Dewey Vicknair?

Dewey helped me begin restoration of my Parker DH 16 gauge. He is very knowlegeable, meticulous and somewhat cranky, but is an excellent craftman. He does nomally have a long backlog of work .

Hope this helps!