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| Please have an insight in our gunsmith work Our gunsmith workshop provides first class equipment, used by gunmaker master Eberhard Klett and his employees, who are also best trained gunmakers with years of experience or trained at the own workshop, to work even on most precious guns. All kinds of work, from repairs up to custom made repeating rifles, double-rifles and boxlock or side-lock shotguns are taken out at our workshop. We are also recommended dealer and service stations of |
 Mounting a german claw-mount on a KLETT Custom-Made Mauser rifle with octagonal barrel |
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Restocking We manufacture custom made stocks in our workshop from wood of wood of your choice (Caucasian, French, American, Turkish), walnut ,Juglans Regia' or bright walnut ,Juglans Hindisii', of Californian laurel ,Umbellularia Californica' or even of maple ,Acre Macrophyllum', according to your measurements and requirements in shape. These woods are in various qualities available, in order to meet any price range at any time. Gunstock Qualities |
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| Stock correction By using a try gun we will find out your perfect stock measurements and apply those on your very own shotgun stock by bending it in an oilbath. We can furthermore apply your measurements to the stock, if those are registered in your shooting pass at a shooting school. Barrel repairs This very wide field includes blueing in application of black finishing, browning of damascus barrels (both with traditional family recipe), rebarreling of shot- or rifle barrels, lengthening of the chamber i.e. from 65 mm to 7 mm at old shotguns and three-barrelled gun as well as on bullet caliber from 6.5 x 57 to 6.5 x 65 RWS. Restoring Old guns can be overworked for you completely in order to meet nearly original conditions. We are also be able to polish your gunstocks in the 'London Style'. Restoring of a pinfire side-by-side shotgun, William Evans, London, of 1848: |
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