Dvorak 1911 .22 Conversion

I can't find anything on the net for contact info. Does anyone know if these are still being produced?

Yes, very very slowly

I have been trying to contact John for months. Left several messages and have not heard back from him. If anyone knows him  maybe they can see if he is still doing business.

He is, shot next to him at Perry. Didn’t sound like he makes them very fast

Greetings,

I looked up John Dworak on the 2018 Camp Perry Results.

Seems he is a Grand Senior (70+).

I suspect fishing is his number one priority.

Cheers,

Dave

Curious since I've seen both Dvorak and Dworak, what is the CORRECT spelling of his last name? Can anyone link a web page?

824tsv wrote:Curious since I've seen both Dvorak and Dworak, what is the CORRECT spelling of his last name? Can anyone link a web page?

Doesn’t have a webpage. I have a business card laying around somewhere. He comes to WV for the regional and state match

Greetings,

From the NRA National Match Results...

2050 - DWORAK, JOHN H CIVILIAN CIV, GS

Caveat, does the NRA even make mistakes?

Cheers,

Dave

I am fairly certain it is Dworak. I used to bunk with him in the huts at Perry back in the 90s.

It is Dworak, and I've given up on him.  I still have 10 units on backorder from 2015.  He won't respond to email, doesn't answer the phone.  On a good note, he sent me a few small parts last year.  I replied back with a letter asking him how much I owed him for the parts, still no response.

I love the unit, exact copy of the Kart.  But today I strongly recommend a Nelson conversion.  They are current and available if you need support etc.

I believe after inventing the infamous DVORAK simplified keyboard he changed his name to DWORAK and began making equally elusive .22 conversions.


(tongue in cheek humor)