Quinte Fishing

Hey there,

I'm looking for a gunsmith in the Napanee/Kingston area. Not a gun shop, but a smith who can evaluate some older firearms I have to determine if they are safe to fire. I've Googled and found nothing but dead end links. Any help would be great.

Thanks,
Billy

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"(B)e wary of discarding the ancient system where we all have the right to make our own decisions for one in which we all have the right to make each others, in the hope of finding true human fulfillment through “positive” rights to other people’s money and applause?"

kenny cronan in tamworth hes really good

theres a guy in picton, his first name is john can't remeber his last name tho. i think he charges roughly $30 an hour

Dave

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I have used that guy in Picton and he was good. But I have lost his contact number. Anybody have it to share. He was located at the time in behind the Sobey's. west of the high school.

Call Quinte Outdoors. They should have Johns number. I had his business card, can't find it now. I used him to and does very good work and very resonably priced too! He is still right behind the high school in picton. works from his house.

I remember: John Craig
Craigs gunsmith
613-476-7073

Right on Wounded......... You are a good man , that is the guy. Thanks very much.

hes not behind the high school, hes behind Queen E, right on the corner

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Hey guys,

Thank you for the info. I'll give John a call this weekend.

Billy

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"A harmless man is not a good man. A good man is a very very dangerous man who has his capacity for mayhem under voluntary control."

"(B)e wary of discarding the ancient system where we all have the right to make our own decisions for one in which we all have the right to make each others, in the hope of finding true human fulfillment through “positive” rights to other people’s money and applause?"