[Guest]

I am trying to find a new gunsmith in salt lake. any suggestions?

 

[Jeff Johnson]

I don't know any in SLC, but hopefully you'll get more responses...

 

[James O Johnson]

Come on down.

 

[W. Clark Aposhian]

James Johnson. Great Gunsmith.
Clark

 

[Jeff Johnson]

That's good to know, James. I may have to pay you a visit with my MILSPEC SA 1911A1. I'd like some work done on the sights.

The rear fixed sight came loose one time at the range and was sliding left and right a bit. I talked to the range master about it, and he said that he had some red locktite that we could use to fix it in place. The trouble is, it's now fixed in place slightly off-center and shoots to the left.

I'd like to know how much it would be to fix that and what options are available. I might want to upgrade the sights anyway to something nicer.

At the very least, I'd want to get that rear sight centered properly. I guess the red locktite holds pretty darn tight.

 

[iampacking]

Jeff-
maybe it's not the gun! har har!!
al :lol:

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Yeah, I left myself wide open for that... :lol:

 

[James O Johnson]

Our minimum shop charge is $20, that would cover the tightening of your milspec sight. As for other options, it's basically what your budget can handle we could probably set you up with a slightly nicer set up for about a $75-$100 on upto $250-$300 for highspeed tritium and/or adjustable sights come on in and you can see what your options are.

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Thanks James. I'll have to make a trip up that way. It may be a while ... I'm swamped at work right now.

 

[W. Clark Aposhian]

Set to re-unite and switch first names.

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Huh? Twins separated at birth? Who'da thunk it? :lol:

 

[James O Johnson]

:lol: