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ariaslives
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Clark, Marvel, or other for custom bullseye 1911

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I am considering puchasing a custom built bullseye pistol in 1911 form and would like to hear about anyone's experiences with Clark custom, Marvel custom or any other custom gunsmiths. TYIA
davekp
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I can recommend Bill Jenkins at 10-X Gunsmithing in Vero, FL. 772-770-6147
He just built a wad gun for me.
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I can recommend Bill Jenkins at 10-X Gunsmithing in Vero, FL. 772-770-6147
He just built a wad gun for me.
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David C. Salyer, Sr.
755 Tysons Forest Dr.
Rock Hill, SC 29732-2851
Phone: (803) 327-6902
Cell: (803) 448-5110

Alex Hamilton
Ten-Ring Precision, Inc.
1449 Blue Crest Lane
San Antonio, TX 78232
(210) 494-3063
e-mail: tenring@texas.net

KC Crawford
5552 Creon Street
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
(843) 267-3773
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I've been happy with David Santurri in Massachusetts. See http://www.santurriltd.com/
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1911 Wadgun

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Have the Les Baer, but think I should have paid for the 1 1/2" group guarantee. But in the mean time, as far a accuracy goes, 25yd. 5-shot groups nearly all touch. I am not fond of the GI grip panels, so off they went and Karl Nills Adj. Match grips on it with the Ultra Match Dot. Now, that's a combination!
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Post by Isabel1130 »

I second the Dave Salyer recommendation. Fine man, good gunsmith and you should not have to wait a year for your gun. However, if you have not shot much bullseye or are returning after several years break, I would suggest buying a used gun and figuring out such details as whether you prefer a roll or crisp trigger, long, medium or short, arched or flat mainspring housing, beaver tail, frame or slide dot mount etc.
ariaslives
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Thanks for all the help...NP

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TY
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match grade 1911's

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Contact Greg Derr at derrprecision.com. He is a poster on this forum, builds excellent quality match 1911's, and is an outstanding bullseye and international pistol shooter. He knows accuracy and nothing goes out the door unless it is right. I have known Greg for years and he is very particular about his work.
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Post by 6string »

I will give another thumbs up for Dave Salyer.
He does nice work. His prices are reasonable. His turnaround is pretty quick, and he won't try to sell you a lot of bells and whistles.

Jim
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What are the prices for these guns and what is the accuracy @ 50 yds?
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Dave Salyer Contact Info

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Can anyone provide the contact info, Email or phone number for Mr. Salyer, I have wrote to him more than once to the address that appears on prior posts, but to no avail.

Thanks.
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6string
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Post by 6string »

Try this contact for Dave Salyer:
(803) 327-6902
bullseye"at"cetlink.net

This is a couple years old so may be out of date. Another option is to contact him through the Charlotte Pistol Club.
http://www.cr-pc.org/
He is well known there.

Best,
Jim
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Post by Misny »

TCNTN wrote:What are the prices for these guns and what is the accuracy @ 50 yds?
You'll probably pay over $2,000 for a complete gun. Accuracy is sub 10 ring at 50 yards.
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Fabian;

Dave Salyer Email.

Salyer@Comporium.net

Tell him Clarence sent you
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Re: Clark, Marvel, or other for custom bullseye 1911

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ariaslives wrote:I am considering puchasing a custom built bullseye pistol in 1911 form and would like to hear about anyone's experiences with Clark custom, Marvel custom or any other custom gunsmiths. TYIA
What did you decide?
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Post by Marc Orvin »

Does Ed Masaki still build guns? Sure am happy with the guns he has built for me. It has been at least 5 years since I last contacted him.
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Post by Maj Tom »

I have two Marvel wad guns. The second was done by Joe Chambers when he was working with Bob. Both are exceptional and Bob and Joe are both excellent to work with.
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Marc Orvin wrote:Does Ed Masaki still build guns? Sure am happy with the guns he has built for me. It has been at least 5 years since I last contacted him.
Yes he does, you can post on the bullseye lava email list and he will answer you back.
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