Sean
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Does anyone know of a certified HK armorer in the Kitsap County area?
Thanks
Does anyone know of a certified HK armorer in the Kitsap County area?
Thanks
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HK Armorer
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Bear 45/70
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LEEDS in Tacoma is the only one I know of. Bullseye used to be but I don't know if the new owner kept it.
http://www.leedway.com/
LEEDS in Tacoma is the only one I know of. Bullseye used to be but I don't know if the new owner kept it.
http://www.leedway.com/
sirpuma
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What did you need worked on? As a gunsmith I'm familiar with their working and have my gunsmith and armorers courses to review. If you are the original purchaser and it's a real HK product purchased after 1998, you can send it to HK and they can work on it.
What did you need worked on? As a gunsmith I'm familiar with their working and have my gunsmith and armorers courses to review. If you are the original purchaser and it's a real HK product purchased after 1998, you can send it to HK and they can work on it.
G20-IWB24/7
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Bear 45/70 wrote:
Bear 45/70 wrote:
Yup. That'll be the closest one to Kitsap County. (And the best one, for that matter.)LEEDS in Tacoma is the only one I know of. Bullseye used to be but I don't know if the new owner kept it.
http://www.leedway.com/
Sean
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I was thinking about getting the trigger on my P2000 var 3 worked a little, and I just figured I would rather be face to face and be able to talk to the gunsmith and explain to him what I want. I don't even know if it is possible but see no reason to have my gun going back and forth in the mail.
I was thinking about getting the trigger on my P2000 var 3 worked a little, and I just figured I would rather be face to face and be able to talk to the gunsmith and explain to him what I want. I don't even know if it is possible but see no reason to have my gun going back and forth in the mail.
Bear 45/70
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Sean wrote:
Sean wrote:
You can not mail a handgun. It be against the law. UPS or FedEx to ship a short gun. Long gun can go USPS, UPS or FedEx.I was thinking about getting the trigger on my P2000 var 3 worked a little, and I just figured I would rather be face to face and be able to talk to the gunsmith and explain to him what I want. I don't even know if it is possible but see no reason to have my gun going back and forth in the mail.
sirpuma
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Bear 45/70 wrote:
Bear 45/70 wrote:
Not only FedEx or UPS but also overnight only, no ground or 3 day.Sean wrote:You can not mail a handgun. It be against the law. UPS or FedEx to ship a short gun. Long gun can go USPS, UPS or FedEx.I was thinking about getting the trigger on my P2000 var 3 worked a little, and I just figured I would rather be face to face and be able to talk to the gunsmith and explain to him what I want. I don't even know if it is possible but see no reason to have my gun going back and forth in the mail.