So Calif Gunsmith.

[Lonetune]

This has probably been beaten half to death here but...
Besides March Grade Gunsmith in La Habra, which is still a bit of a drive from me, do you guys have a competent smithy any closer to the south bay (Lawndale/Torrance) area..?
Just need a local guy for the stuff that pops up for all of us.
Right now I need to speak to one about some cylinder reaming for my .357. Fired way too many .38 in it.

[ar15barrels]

I have a 357 mag cylinder reamer.
I can de-lead your cylinder for you.
I am in Van Nuys which is probably closer than La Habra.

[Ramsh00ter]

I give a thumbs up for Randall

[Old Flash]

+1 for Randall.

I also recommend Alan Tanaka, he works on a lot of wheel guns. Alan is in Gardena. I don't have his contact info but you can find it on Calguns.

[Colt]

Alan is terrific.

[scamp62]

Randall is the man !!! make an appointment hand him your firearm and relaxe for a bit and you will be going home with you firearm working as it should, no returning in a month or so, it is a wonderful business plan

[aeropro90]

Pt gunworks in westminister

[leman77]

Alan is awesome, but usually is backed up a longgggggggg time.

[BoomBoomPow]

I have a 357 mag cylinder reamer.
I can de-lead your cylinder for you.
I am in Van Nuys which is probably closer than La Habra.

I was thinking of having a new Ruger 357 GP100 smoothed out and lighter Wolf Springs put in. Located in Valley close to you. Something up your alley?

[ar15barrels]

I was thinking of having a new Ruger 357 GP100 smoothed out and lighter Wolf Springs put in.
Something up your alley?

I don't do revolver action jobs.

[rmnc3r]

Wanney's Gunsmithing in Lakewood - straight shot up the 91 from Torrance and a little closer than GuadaLaHabra

[sfe187]

+1 for Randall.

I also recommend Alan Tanaka, he works on a lot of wheel guns. Alan is in Gardena. I don't have his contact info but you can find it on Calguns.

http://atcustomgunwork.com

[BoomBoomPow]

Thank you for leads.
Thank you for quick response Randall.

['ol shooter]

Wrap some bronze wool on a used bore brush and work the cylinder holes, the crap will come out with a little elbow grease. Use it dry, no solvent.