Colorado School of Trades - Page 2

TheShootist1894 · July 25, 2011, 10:17 PM

Graduated from PA Gunsmith School in 2009, I have been gainfully employed by a shop local to my hometown since graduation. I now have near 60 guns backlogged at any given time, the work is there and I will tell you I work on a lot of junk, but I suppose it is all a part of 'paying my dues' the quality of the guns I am getting in is steadily on the rise and there is rarely a 'bad day' at work. At the end that is all that matters, if it weren't for having to pay bills I would do it for free

Gary, Jim, and Eric are great teachers, and the guys your really should talk to if PA Gunsmith School is on your list

Thanks
Karl

July 25, 2011, 10:17 PM	#26
TheShootist1894 Senior Member Join Date: May 24, 2007 Location: Putnam County Ohio Posts: 324	Graduated from PA Gunsmith School in 2009, I have been gainfully employed by a shop local to my hometown since graduation. I now have near 60 guns backlogged at any given time, the work is there and I will tell you I work on a lot of junk, but I suppose it is all a part of 'paying my dues' the quality of the guns I am getting in is steadily on the rise and there is rarely a 'bad day' at work. At the end that is all that matters, if it weren't for having to pay bills I would do it for free Gary, Jim, and Eric are great teachers, and the guys your really should talk to if PA Gunsmith School is on your list Thanks Karl __________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Sturm Ruger-Bolt & High End Single Shot Rifles: Remington-Shotguns: Smith & Wesson-DA Revolvers: Sturm Ruger-SA Revolvers: Marlin/NEF/H&R-Best BANG for your Buck!! Quality + Accuracy + Value =