Colt Mustang Smithing

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Chuck Perry

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My grandfather passed away this week, and I have inherited his firearms. He had a Colt Mustang that he carried every day, which I would like to carry also. I am thinking of having a couple things done, to make it a really special piece. Who here has had their Mustang customized? I am familiar with Scott,Mcdougal. I see that Cylinder and Slide and APW Cogan offer some work. Anyone else? I am thinking reliability, sights and chroming.
 
Brantner's Gunsmithing
765 Birch Lane
Bedford, Pa. 15522
(814) 847-2604

Robert A. Hoyt
Freishutz Shop
700 Fairfield Station Road
Fairfield, PA 17320

Jim Garthwaite
Route 2, Box 310
Watsontown, PA 17777
570-538-1566 www.garthwaite.com

Evolution Gun Works
George Smith
4050 B-8 Skyron Dr., Doylestown, PA, 18901
215 348 9892 Fax 215 348 1056
Email [email protected]

I'd probably roll with Garthwaite or Evolution.
 
Guess they ARE still in business...it's a new web site. I had made contact with someone from there by e-mail a year or so ago and was told that one of them (have no idea who/which/what) was very ill and that they wouldn't be taking any more work for the forseeable future. Guess it wasn't terminal after all.
 
SMA is back in buisiness, Doug was very sick but has recovered and has resumed full operation. Mac Scott is retired.

Current turn around is 4-6 months, I am expecting my colt pony pocketlite back some time this month. Doug does fantastic work, but the wait is a little difficult, :eek:
 
Does anyone know of a good gunsmith in Michigan? I have a Pony and want someone to install a lighter spring and smooth my trigger out for mine. Greg
 
Greg,
Order a spring kit from wolff, www.gunsprings.com
They have a reduced power hammer/trigger spring kit that also comes with a extra power firing pin spring that makes all the difference in the world. Just by replacing this spring you will feal as if you have had a action job done

I would also reccomend a stainless guide rod and wolff extra power recoil spring
 
Brian Bilby
Advanced Combat Pistols
1010 Westwood Blvd.
Jackson, Michigan 49203
Phone: (517)782-1911 www.1911custom.com

Flint & Frizzen Gun Shop
Bruce McArthur
8735 Dixie Highway
Clarkston, MI 48348
248-625-3333
Makes the PGRS muzzle brake.

Mag-Na-Port International
Ken Kelly
41302 Executive Dr, Harrison Township, MI, 48045-1306
810 469 6727 Fax 810 469 0425
 
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