A friend of a friend adjusted a fixed gas block on an AR for me. Said it was drilled wrong and adjusted it. He doesn't want any money but I feel it's worth something.
What would a gunsmith charge?
What would a gunsmith charge?
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An 12 pack of beer -
Pretty sure he doesn't drink or that might workComment
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In that case, an ice cold selection of his favorite non-alcoholic beverage (I usually request 6 to 12 IBC root beers)Originally posted by Texifornia View Post
All the best,
GlennComment
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Cost to adjust a gas block?
Originally posted by Texifornia View Post
Friend of a friend that does something like is a new friend to me. I'm not one to make a dollar of off a friend or a friends friend if I know how to easily fix something.
Selling something is a little different. I won't make a dollar off of something if I sell it to a friend but will make a little of a friends friend of o don't know them.
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Maybe some craft root beer or soda? There’s tons of neat ones out there. My daughter and I love finding new ones.
Or, a thoughtful gift (that is the Mrs department)
Or, maybe a niche tool.
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately...
Henry David ThoreauComment
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Get him some beer or a grill him a good steak. A new adjustable gas block is only $50-60 so drilling one out shouldn’t be that much
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When I do things like this from someone I usually pull a line from the godfather.
"Someday - and that day may never come - I'll call upon you to do a service for me."Comment
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Buy him lunch.Comment
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gift cards are always a nice gesture.Comment
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Agreed. And if he works on firearms a lot - Brownells or MidwayUSA gift cards might come in handy for him to buy other tools / parts, etc...Originally posted by M16 View Post
All the best,
GlennComment
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Gift card to Texas RoadhouseComment
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Thanks guys I'll get him somethingComment
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