are there any gunsmiths or gunshop owners who actually listen to the customer anymore

[tntnixon]

my glock 27's shooting low center-mass (about 3" to be exact). never had problem before (i did drop it about a month ago. glocks are slick as owl ). the gun smith i used to use died. tried to talk to the guy at the gun shop I've been patronizing for some time and same old story "must be you. next". I've shot enough over the years to know when it's me, and I know my bad habits. this is not one of them.

Are the gun folks doing sooo well right now that they don't care about their customer service anymore? I just want someone who'll sit down and talk to you maybe even go down to the range and see what's the matter. this used to be the norm. anybody out there like that anymore?

[TGO David]

Have you tried Jeff Walle at Guns & Leather in Greenbrier yet? They have an indoor range on site, so it's conceivable that Jeff could venture to the range with you and see what the gun is doing.

[Guest TurboniumOxide]

They are few and far between brother. I venture over the mountain to Hero Gear rather than deal with the Chattanooga shops. Except maybe for ammo. Jeff, the gunsmith and 1911 specialist tolerated me for a couple of hours when I was shopping for a nice 1911 just lately. Those guys are all great. They are in winchester.

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[TGO David]

Yep, Hero Gear is a top notch operation... I was just suggesting someone who was close by to him with Goodlettsville being just about 15 mins from Greenbrier depending on traffic.

[MikeW]

Ditto on Jeff... I ahve yet to have any work done by Jeff but I have talked to him at least three times. He has always taken the time to discuss my "projects or problems". If/when I need work ... Jeff will get my business.

GOOD LUCK

[nightrunner]

x2 for hero-gear. no matter how busy they are they take time for everybody. the guys at hero-gear will take care of you.

[Smith]

Jeff at G&L is a great guy to work with. Of course he's got a lot of work going on right now so it may take a while.

[LagerHead]

Jeff at G&L is a great guy to work with. Of course he's got a lot of work going on right now so it may take a while.

Yea, depends on the job. A friend dropped off his AR-15 before heading to the range there, and when he came out, it had a new front sight. Not too shabby. Of course, it was a small job.

[cybernorris]

Tag another one for Hero Gear!

[Guest Tusculum]

If its like my 21 the rear site is plastic and dovetailed in from left to right. Chances are its landed on the rear site when you dropped it. You will probably have to have a new rear blade and just get a wooden dowel and replace it yourself. If its adjustable just raise it a couple of notches and try it. If windage is still true it must have collapsed it when it dropped. JMOPO Thanks, Jack

[Guest Tusculum]

I should have looked before I ran my big mouth. I think I told you "Bass Ackards" on the sight adjustment.

Find a Smith!.........Sorry! Jack