Gunsmiths and Speedsters

There is Eddie Janis and Myself, just wondering if there are any others?

I just collect third world weaponry - SKS, Mossin Nagant (Moist Nugget), Taurus. Gotta be prepared for a Zombi attack. Can ya reload some silver bullets for me?

I'll see if I can pull some from my personal stash. What cartridge do you need :>)

My wife reminded me that Silver bullets are for Werewolves not Zombies. Baseball bats work really well on Zombies!
IMHO aluminum is best (won't break) but my wife prefers wood :>)

The wooden ones with cork inserts don't work, and they will get you thrown out of the game.

Well, does anything from an old Wesley Richards .410 to A custom AR-15 and handguns such as P-38(Walther) to Taurus .40 S&W count?

figured there were a few owners out there, even in Kalifornia. I'm a Kalifornia native expat.
I was looking for the gun doctors.

Just checked Jay's site,

www.ravensroostcustom.com

Beautiful work Jay.I have always appreciated that kind of functional artwork, a wonderful blend of form and function. I learned from my father-in-law recently Von Dutch of pin-striping fame was also a gunsmith as well as other things.

We have joined forces with Kirst Company so all the info that was at Ravens Roost is slowly being moved to the Kirst site www.kirstkonverter.com

I know quite a few car and motorcycle restorers who are also Gunsmiths. If I didn't make a much better living building custom guns and gun parts, I would still be in Southern California restoring motorcycles.