Opinions please on John's Gunsmithing in McArthur, California

Hi, 
Would appreciate your reports of first hand experience with his work. I found him online and would like further input. 
Goal would be accurizing revolver and 1911 pistols. 
Thanks
Doc Derm

Never heard of him but that really doesn't mean anything.  What I do know is that we have several here on the forum that are as good as they come and I wouldn't hesitate to send mine to them.
Phil

Hi, Phil
Is there a list somewhere of the recommended gunsmiths on the forum?
Thanks.

Hi Doc
Some here on the forum include Dave Salyer, KC Crawford, and Jon Eulette.  I'm probably forgetting someone but I've got the excuse of old age.  Also, above the want ads in the Commercial Row section, there is a sticky of recommendations posted by forum members which will help you.
Phil

In selecting a gunsmith it's a good idea to ask about their work. BUT!!! remember one thing the answer you get depends on the person responding! It wouldn't help if you get advise from an average shooter that shoots his gun at tin cans once a month. The best advice will come from the person shooting the same type match as you and this being a Bullseye forum I would limit the responses to Bullseye shooter only assuming you intend to shoot Bullseye! Then comes which Bullseye shooter, I'm sure this will piss a few off  but the best reply will come from those that are either High Master or Masters! To compete at that level the gun has to be in top condition done by a gunsmith that has been doing work for Master and High Master shooters! Being your in CA I would talk to Jon, he is a High Master and works on his guns. I'm sure he is like me in that I want to do the work that will make my gun shoot the best possible! Knowing quite a few Master and High Master shooters I have heard about or seen guns that were supposedly done by a few top names that were not done well!!! I too had work by others that resulted in problems! Top shooters have developed the skill to take a good shooting gun and produce good scores, applying that skill to a gun and not getting good results will demonstrate the gun is not preforming well and if worked on by a smith will make evident that they were not skilled enough to work on Bullseye guns! Yes a minor issue could cause a problems that is quickly corrected but it would be quite rare from a skilled smith!

+1 vote for Jon Eulette!

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AP

im assuming i did at least a fair job for DocDerm, he sent me several guns and i think he was very satisfied with both quality of my work and price... LOL......