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Arts or Midwest Gun Works. I have used both in the past on lower grade Browning Belgium superposes. At this moment I have a very high grade superposed that need some light restoration work. Who do you think might be best. Also, I wish to get it back before I pass away.
John Boyd
Maybe Bob Cash can chime in
John Boyd Quality Arms Inc Houston, TX 713-818-2971
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USAF RET 1971-95
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Arts did some work on a gun for me it turned out great
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Art has forgotten more about Brownings and their proper original finishes than most other gun repair guys will ever know. Describe "light restoration work" if you don't mind, John. JR
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Thanks fellows for the input.
John Boyd
John Boyd Quality Arms Inc Houston, TX 713-818-2971
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What type of bluing is used on the A5's?
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Here is my experience with MGW. I took a tumble and damaged the stock of my Citori Upland. Classic toe crack/chip and a tiny crack behind the tang. Everything else was fine.
I shipped it to MGW asking them to repair the damage and refinish the stock and forend per Browning specifications (the stock had lots of scratches anyway).
The good:
Great communication and turnaround time (8 weeks).
No surprise or hidden fees.
They literally made the damage disappear, and the refinish brought out more of the grain.
The bad:
The fitting of the buttplate could be better in my opinion. It almost looks like they refinished the stock and then installed the buttplate. I was hoping it would have been blended better. In fairness, it looks like a Browning factory fitted buttplate.
In all, I wouldn't hesitate to use them again on any other Citori.
Just my experience for what it's worth.
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