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tthiel
PostPosted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 4:48 pm 
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I'm looking for a Sig gunsmith in Arizona that can do trigger/action jobs. Any recommendations?
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Steve Bailey
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I think Dave Berryhill does some work on Sigs. He is a member here, you might try sending him and email.

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tthiel
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He only does 1911's now. Thanks anyway though.
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Machinist
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tthiel,
His price :shock: for work seems to be allot more than comparable smiths,but what about Robar???
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tthiel
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I'll have to check on them. I don't recal them doing Sig work but I'll take a look at their web site.
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Why don't you try Ted Yost?
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Why don't you try Ted Yost?
Yeah, that's where I plan on going next for Sig work. Also, Robar is supposed to do nice trigger work too. Depending on the age of your gun, you want to consider sending it to the Sig factory and having them do an action job and thorough inspection of your pistol. I have heard that Sig's action work rivals that of a well know CA smith who wont even take the time to answer a customers questions or allow the customer to drop his gun off in person.

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I have heard that Sig's action work rivals that of a well know CA smith who wont even take the time to answer a customers questions or allow the customer to drop his gun off in person.
I know who your talkin bout!!! :wink:

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tthiel
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They are new Sigs. I just like the idea of working with someone local.
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PjMsgt
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He doesn't reside in Arizona but is suppose to do some quality Sig work is Bruce Gray. You can try him at http://www.grayguns.com.
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