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John A.  Worked his magic on my dumpster fire of a Wilson Tube MP-40.  He said it was "rough," I guess that is saying something.  Need to be reblued, new barrel, new stock, new springs and resting bar.  

As usual his work was impeccable and well worth the wait.

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John did a similar job for me about three years ago (my gun was, in his view, "in need of much help") and the results were the same. He essentially saved the gun as the field rust was eating the thin metal up... I had to act or risk having the gun self destruct. 

The results were amazing and I now own a fully matching, fully reconditioned C&R MP 40. The gun shoots well, is safe and looks fantastic.

John specializes in saving guns on the brink of self-destruction, and considering the age and manufacturing processes for these war time weapons, each one saved is a good thing. 

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On 4/12/2025 at 8:07 PM, Planejack said:

Did John complete ahead of schedule he told you or later?  I’m curious as he told me two months on my job….I can hardly wait!

I sent it to him last October and he just finished it up.  He was honest about the wait time.  I kinda of look at it like the old transfers when it is done it is done.  He dose great work so no reason to ponder it much more.

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On 4/14/2025 at 11:19 PM, Mojopin2010 said:

I sent it to him last October and he just finished it up.  He was honest about the wait time.  I kinda of look at it like the old transfers when it is done it is done.  He dose great work so no reason to ponder it much more.

Exactly. He’s worked on my M14, MP40, M45, M76, PPSH41, and Thompson. 
 

I think I’ve contributed to his retirement savings, but I do so with no regrets! He is 100% reliable, infinitely talented and totally transparent on timing and work. 
 

And… he guarantees his work. 

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