gun stock checkering
Hey guys, I am considering gunstock checkering full time as soon as my shop is finished. No more full gun repairs, but checkering only.
Laminated stocks are not a problem, just the detail cannot be as good as a hard walnut stock. I was in the gunsmith business for over 21 years, and am semi-retired. Any thoughts about the demand for what I want to do? I will need the income to supplement my social security income in a few years.
TP Smith-Lyon
Laminated stocks are not a problem, just the detail cannot be as good as a hard walnut stock. I was in the gunsmith business for over 21 years, and am semi-retired. Any thoughts about the demand for what I want to do? I will need the income to supplement my social security income in a few years.
TP Smith-Lyon
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Unless you have been at it for a while, with a good customer base, and a lot of back up advertizing, I would think you may have a time of it trying to make any decent money doing checkering only. But in the good old USA anyything is possible.
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Thanks for the advice. I have a pretty large customer base after twenty something years, and I have thought about advertising with Rifle magazine one year at a time. I agree I would probably starve if depending on local work, but there might be enough of a demand to take in work if I had a web site. Have been exploring that also.
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