

P Krogh
Started by
jhc
, Jul 17 2003 10:15 PM
13 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 17 July 2003 - 10:15 PM
Hi guys just wanted to brag about P Krogh work at Diamond K. I sent my Kahr M1 semi auto to Paul about three months ago to have the mag catch changed to accept the regular mags not the ones from Kahr.From the get go Paul was very helpful and polite about getting my Thompson out to Colorado. When he recieved the gun he changed the catch and made sure everything worked on the gun properly, he even called to let me know how things were going. As soon as it was done I got it back pronto. Now fast forward to yesterday 17 July 2003. I finally got a chance to shoot my Thompson at the range. I shot 1,000 rounds of seller & belloit ammo through it and it ran perfect, no failures to feed, no broken extractors nothing just smooth shooting that made for a fun day. If you are wondering who you should send your Thompson to because it is messing up send it to Paul he knows what he is doing. Once again I want to thank Diomand K for a job well done. John Cherry

#2
Posted 17 July 2003 - 10:59 PM
CONGRATS for joining, "Club PK"!!
#3
Posted 17 July 2003 - 11:33 PM
Hello everyone,
I would also like to put in a good word For PK. I sent him a WH28 that I bought new in 1977. Had fired approx. 10,000 rounds through it. I always thought it ran OK but the difference now is like night and day. He took the gun completely apart and reworked everything. He said it was one of the most extensive rebuilds he had ever done. This incuded remilling the reciever slots, polishing the feed ramp, replacing grip mount with a milled one, pinning comensator, dishing the drum and magazine slots, adjusted chamber size and head spacing, rebluing and bringing everything up to spec. The gun looks and shoots better than when it was new! I took it to the range and fired 500 rounds with no stopages. Used two drums and ten different magazines all with no problems. The action is smooth as butter. He is truly a perfectionist. So Paul this is one very satisfied customer and I highly recomend you to anyone even remotely thinking of having TSMG work done. He is the best gunsmith I have ever had the pleasure to do business with. Sincerly, Chris Holtzclaw
I would also like to put in a good word For PK. I sent him a WH28 that I bought new in 1977. Had fired approx. 10,000 rounds through it. I always thought it ran OK but the difference now is like night and day. He took the gun completely apart and reworked everything. He said it was one of the most extensive rebuilds he had ever done. This incuded remilling the reciever slots, polishing the feed ramp, replacing grip mount with a milled one, pinning comensator, dishing the drum and magazine slots, adjusted chamber size and head spacing, rebluing and bringing everything up to spec. The gun looks and shoots better than when it was new! I took it to the range and fired 500 rounds with no stopages. Used two drums and ten different magazines all with no problems. The action is smooth as butter. He is truly a perfectionist. So Paul this is one very satisfied customer and I highly recomend you to anyone even remotely thinking of having TSMG work done. He is the best gunsmith I have ever had the pleasure to do business with. Sincerly, Chris Holtzclaw
#4
Posted 18 July 2003 - 08:57 AM
Does anyone know if PK is a C2? That means he is licensed to manufactor class 3 guns. I need a good C2 for a Thompson project. Thanks Rob
#5
Posted 18 July 2003 - 09:36 AM
No Rob, I have not paid the SOT to enable me to manufacture, the market is very small and with the current laws we “enjoy” it just isn’t financially viable. I think that is part of the intent.
However, there are legal paths that may be taken, depending on the project; send me a mail describing your project and let’s consider it.
However, there are legal paths that may be taken, depending on the project; send me a mail describing your project and let’s consider it.
#6
Posted 19 July 2003 - 12:44 PM
Hi PK,
I was shooting my
sweetheart (US Model of 1928A1) yesterday when the "unthinkable" happened, one of my prized 50 round drums (loaded) fell off the table and crashed
down, 3' to the floor!!!!.. (Ouch, that hurt)
After a few choice
words, (that my wife doesn't like me to use) I picked it up and found that it has a little dent on the outside corner that is causing a problem with feeding. Can I fix this or will I need to ship it out to you to fit?
Thanks,
Jim
I was shooting my


After a few choice

Thanks,

Jim
#7
Posted 19 July 2003 - 12:58 PM
I don’t know if you can fix it or not. If you have doubts, you probably shouldn’t try.
I do know both Merle and I have mandrels to take those dents out and this may be the most common problem drums have, they really don’t like being dropped and it seems it always happens when they are full (heavy) and they always seem to land on a corner. Go figure.
I would be happy to fix it for you, and so would Merle, if you wold like to send it out.
I do know both Merle and I have mandrels to take those dents out and this may be the most common problem drums have, they really don’t like being dropped and it seems it always happens when they are full (heavy) and they always seem to land on a corner. Go figure.
I would be happy to fix it for you, and so would Merle, if you wold like to send it out.
#8
Posted 19 July 2003 - 02:13 PM
Yep, your rite,
knowing my luck, I'd make the dent bigger
the other
way. I could ship it out to Merle to fix, but he just finished reworking my WH 100 round drum
and did a dam good
job(She runs none-stop now, at 840 rounds p.m.
)
I figure I would maybe share
some of my "NEEDED
REPAIRS" with other members
of the board like
yourself. You said, you might be interested in repairing it for me, that's
great and how much
do you think it would be "$"
?
I only use FedEx "second day" when shipping my
Thompson stuff.
Jim






I figure I would maybe share







I only use FedEx "second day" when shipping my

Jim

#9
Posted 19 July 2003 - 02:27 PM
Jim, IF I didn't know any better I'd say you like those little faces!
You have mail
You have mail

#10
Posted 19 July 2003 - 02:53 PM
Yep,
it's set-up, just click my
name, then my e-mail
address box and away
ya go.
Oh,
aren't
these
Smilies
great!!!
Thanks,
Jim




Oh,





Thanks,

Jim

#11
Posted 19 July 2003 - 03:19 PM
Jim:
The Imoticon Nazi says,
NO AVATAR FOR YOU!
The Imoticon Nazi says,
NO AVATAR FOR YOU!
#12
Posted 19 July 2003 - 08:41 PM
Just for info, Merle is out of town until August 1st, but his neighbor is picking up any packages ( i.e. drums for repair ) that may be arriving during Merle's absence.
Best Regards
Randy
Best Regards
Randy
#13
Posted 19 July 2003 - 09:09 PM
so......pk
think you might be able/willing to take a look at a(another) kahr 27a1?
i'm pretty sure i know where i can get one that's on the fritts.
think you might be able/willing to take a look at a(another) kahr 27a1?
i'm pretty sure i know where i can get one that's on the fritts.
#14
Posted 19 July 2003 - 09:25 PM
Anytime Brian, anytime!
