[Vos Parate]

who is the best for the job? I contacted Mike H. (cepilot) but he is not working for a few months for medical reasons . .

. . . fast turn around and a quality job are more important than price . . but I ain't overpaying either . . .

Thanks!! DI2

http://columbusmachine.com/shooters.htm

 

[cajunfish9]

http://columbusmachine.com/shooters.htm

+1. I just had them recondition two rods. Put one on a rifle and sent the other to Jon Wolfe for a build; it passed his inspection.

 

[dcobra823]

If I might ask how much does this cost & I suppose it comes back reparked and like new?

 

[cajunfish9]

$40 per rod, + $15 shipping/insurance per op rod. They do not re-park. Only a small area next to tab, at the rear of the charging handle shows no finish. A dab of cold blue will take care of that.

 

[dcobra823]

$40 per rod, + $15 shipping/insurance per op rod. They do not re-park. Only a small area next to tab, at the rear of the charging handle shows no finish. A dab of cold blue will take care of that.

Nice thanks!!DI2

 

[LoB]

Thanks Guys. I will be contacting Columbus Machine. What was the turn-around time??

 

[Ezekiel]

http://columbusmachine.com/shooters.htm

+1 for M. Stacey at Columbus Machine and tools.

He did my Springfield M1 Op-rod and my TRW M14 op-rod. Good stuff!