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How much to rebarrel my rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="tjfarmer" data-source="post: 1407100" data-attributes="member: 95580"><p>You made the statement you get what you pay for. Seeming to mean a $250 rebarrel and action work is always less of a job then a $350-400+job. The meaning of my post was find a guy who does the job for a third less and a **** good job based on reputation or your experience. They are out there, how fast a guy wants to work and how long of hours is up to him, as far as how many jobs he turns out a month.</p><p> If a guy is in business for 20-50 years, lives good, and works the hours he wants to work, and can make it go on $250 more power to him, paying a third more is up to the guy with the money I suppose. I found two guys I deal with. I won't pay for the third more unless I need it ASAP and they can make that happen quick. Everyone spends their money differently</p><p> Reading your post tells a guy who don't know, the more you pay a job the better it is. my post says shop around, ask questions at ranges, it pays to shop around. If one guy pays 1/3+more for the exact same job, I consider that too much. Rape was a bad Use of the word, just making sure the point got raised about "getting what you pay for" vs getting a lot for what you paid. It all matters to the guy with the money.</p><p> Many businesses have different overheads, a lot of them by choice. If they have work out to 3-4+months in frt of them at 400 more power to them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tjfarmer, post: 1407100, member: 95580"] You made the statement you get what you pay for. Seeming to mean a $250 rebarrel and action work is always less of a job then a $350-400+job. The meaning of my post was find a guy who does the job for a third less and a **** good job based on reputation or your experience. They are out there, how fast a guy wants to work and how long of hours is up to him, as far as how many jobs he turns out a month. If a guy is in business for 20-50 years, lives good, and works the hours he wants to work, and can make it go on $250 more power to him, paying a third more is up to the guy with the money I suppose. I found two guys I deal with. I won’t pay for the third more unless I need it ASAP and they can make that happen quick. Everyone spends their money differently Reading your post tells a guy who don’t know, the more you pay a job the better it is. my post says shop around, ask questions at ranges, it pays to shop around. If one guy pays 1/3+more for the exact same job, I consider that too much. Rape was a bad Use of the word, just making sure the point got raised about “getting what you pay for” vs getting a lot for what you paid. It all matters to the guy with the money. Many businesses have different overheads, a lot of them by choice. If they have work out to 3-4+months in frt of them at 400 more power to them. [/QUOTE]
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