Looking For Gunsmith in San Antonio Area

[Brad75]

I am looking for a gunsmith in San Antonio area. I have a Remington 700 in 7mm Rem Mag that I want to have some work done to. Thanks

[M16]

Dury's does gunsmithing.

[txoutdoorsman24]

Hill Country Rifles is just up 35 towards New Braunfels

[cajuntec]

Jim Grier, Hillco Gunsmith, Boerne, TX

All the best,
Glenn

[Radar]

Hill Country Rifle will probably be your safest bet on a 700. Not too many in the area that can be trusted. Not a revolver smith near here, they all claim to be though.

[Horitexan]

HCR is good but I think they're a little over priced. Their work is good, though. They refer all pistol work to the McQeeny Gun Club. I've never used them but HCR wouldn't recommend them unless they did quality work.

Here are a couple other SA options:

Speedy Gonzales - well known and respected benchrest gunsmith

https://m.facebook.com/sgrifles/

Ron Bartlett (VIAS Arms) in Hondo. His muzzle brakes and barrel work are world reknowned. I use him a lot as he's 30 miles from my house. Great turn around and work has been impeccable. They have a full service gunsmith shop - just call the number on the VIAS website.

http://www.muzzlebrakes.com

http://www.muzzlebrakes.com

Blake may have another option but I know he'll back me up on the quality of these two smiths. Hope this helps!


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[Maxlab]

KDF in Seguin is another option.

[hoythitman]

Don @ dons gun shop


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[SabreKiller]

Stay away from Nagels.

[Brad75]

Thank you very much guys.

[Ronnie41]

Drurys is the best and ask for Mike Whelan

[BlackHogDown]

I am looking for a gunsmith in San Antonio area. I have a Remington 700 in 7mm Rem Mag that I want to have some work done to. Thanks

Just curious... what are you wanting to have done? I've got one in .308 that i'd like to beef up a bit. Just curious as to what others are doing right off the bat.

[Outbreaker]

Just curious... what are you wanting to have done? I've got one in .308 that i'd like to beef up a bit. Just curious as to what others are doing right off the bat.

I usually start every rifle with a new trigger (jewell), Epoxy bed the recoil lug, and float the barrel.

I do all this myself though.

I have never had to go further than this to get a rifle to shoot lights out.

Now that I have suppressors I have the smith thread the barrel, and recrown at the beginning as well.

[BlackHogDown]

I usually start every rifle with a new trigger (jewell), Epoxy bed the recoil lug, and float the barrel.

I do all this myself though.

I have never had to go further than this to get a rifle to shoot lights out.

Now that I have suppressors I have the smith thread the barrel, and recrown at the beginning as well.

Got ya. My rifle is used for hunting purposes only. One shot at a time. For my intents and purposes, it works just fine. Been foolin' around with the idea of a suppressor though... Thanks

[Outbreaker]

Got ya. My rifle is used for hunting purposes only. One shot at a time. For my intents and purposes, it works just fine. Been foolin' around with the idea of a suppressor though... Thanks

All of mine are for hunting. I want my rifles shooting one hole.....so if I miss it is all on me.