A while back I bought a Kahr 1927 and it basicly was a total piece of junk. I sent it back to repair, and when I got it back, took it shooting once, and the sights fell off.
So, now I am in the USMC, and I got some spare cash, I am thinking of sending it off to be overhauled and fixed up. I unfortunaly dont have the time/tools/ or knowledge to do this my self, so I would like to know of some gunsmiths who would be able to cure my Thompson of its ills.
What gunsmiths out there work on Thompsons?
Who Are Some Good Gunsmiths?
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Postal0311
, Dec 18 2003 10:26 AM
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Posted 18 December 2003 - 11:11 AM
Welcome! PK here is highly recommened by many. His contact info is in the FAQ at the top of the board.
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Posted 18 December 2003 - 11:28 AM
PK in Colorado is the one to go to. He fixed my jamamatic WHM1 & now it sings with no problem!!!!! 
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Posted 18 December 2003 - 12:12 PM
Postal0113, PK IN COL. HAS MY WH28 RIGHT NOW BASED ON EVERYONES RECOMMENDATION ON THIS BOARD. THAT WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME,I`M SURE HE CAN HELP...GIVE HIM A CALL.KEEPEM`SMOKIN`out. 
