Washington Gunsmith Recommendations?

[Coldfinger]

I'll rephrase... center punching a 26" rock. Group was tighter than the rock, but what do we know

I've never done it hope too someday I've got the firearms ready just need a safe area in that distance! And no freakin wind!!!! Good shooting in my book.

 

[highdrum]

Sawtooth rifles makes a quality product as well.

 

[Dirtrax]

Shawn Carlock at Defensive Edge did some work for me and I highly recommend him.
Another option in Post Falls is Chris Brown at Long Range Customs. I believe he worked for Kreiger (sp?). I received several recommendations from folks in my area for him.

 

[varmint79]

I've heard good things about Sawtooth but I believe they moved and are now based in Utah.

 

[JAYgs8163]

Kampfeld Customs in Idaho

 

[highdrum]

I've heard good things about Sawtooth but I believe they moved and are now based in Utah.

Unaware of that.

 

[BEEMAN]

Another vote for RBros. Built my 6.5x47. Even finished it a month earlier than what I was quoted. Smoothest build I've done. Just need our Canadian dollar to improve so Travis can build me another one.

 

[FEENIX]

Another vote for RBros. Built my 6.5x47. Even finished it a month earlier than what I was quoted. Smoothest build I've done. Just need our Canadian dollar to improve so Travis can build me another one.

See #13.

 

[mwkelso]

Brown Dog Gunsmithing in Athol/Spirit Lake does good work. I believe he used to have the warranty repair contract for Cabelas in Post Falls.
A little more expensive than others, but worth it in my opinion.
You may also try Center Target in Post Falls. I haven't had any work done through him personally, but the people I know who have are happy with him and his products.