Thread: SSRNZ no longer gunsmithing

Scott told me today that following his move to new premises mid-month he will no longer be offering general gunsmithing services and concentrating on his suppressor business and some other opportunities. He advised that the old website has been taken down and details are via the businesses facebook profile - I've yet to check this out.

What are the thoughts of members based in the lower NI on gunsmithing alternatives ?

It's been in the pipe for a while.
Good on him he's come along way from a little shed.



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Originally Posted by Puffin

Scott told me today that following his move to new premises mid-month he will no longer be offering general gunsmithing services and concentrating on his suppressor business and some other opportunities. He advised that the old website has been taken down and details are via the businesses facebook profile - I've yet to check this out.

What are the thoughts of members based in the lower NI on gunsmithing alternatives ?

There's still Allan Carr and Mitch Maxberry, they won't live forever though.

Originally Posted by nor-west

There's still Allan Carr and Mitch Maxberry, they won't live forever though.

Dan Hardy is another, I've been real happy with this work

A little devastated to be honest.

My hopes of getting one of his lightweight carbines now seems to be slipping away. I don't see too many other smiths offering anything to fill this niche.

Damn! thats my go to custom work guy gone-but I can't help but feel happy for him that he is that swamped with work

BUGGER BUGGER

Good luck Scott all the same

Originally Posted by quentin

A little devastated to be honest.

My hopes of getting one of his lightweight carbines now seems to be slipping away. I don't see too many other smiths offering anything to fill this niche.

He will still be developing his lightweight Carbines etc as time permits.

He is still doing suppressors etc, just not general Gunsmithing.

Here is his new website, Home