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  • msbscott
    Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 163

    question answered

    thanks Calguns!
    Last edited by msbscott; 06-11-2014, 7:54 AM.
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    -hanko
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Jul 2002
    • 14174

    Originally posted by msbscott
    On Target in Laguna Niguel charged me $85 to have a barrel polished on a Kimber 1911, and $300 to have my Sig 226R DAK converted to a DA/SA.

    Did I overpay? I asked them if that was their best price and they yes.
    thanks
    IMO, you over paid significantly.

    Did you shop around before selecting On Target??

    With a lathe, I could polish a 1911 barrel in 10 minutes or less.

    Don't know the process for converting the SIG, but $300 sounds a bit nut-so.
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      davidb
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 1769

      i havent asked around in a while but i think i have been quoted around $50 - $60 for a barrel polish

      for the conversion i think sig charges around $200

      sounds like you overpaid a bit, i only go to on target to function test guns nowadays, their ammo and services are a bit overpriced, and i just dont dig the shooting atmosphere there ( seems like they get all of OC's new shooters and dudes trying to impress gf's crowd haha )

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