I had my old man's S&W Model 15 worked on at his shop. The cylinder was rotating in the wrong direction in lock up. Great guy and quick turn-around.

 

Lewis Maciocia

525 Route 22 West

Hillside, N.J. 07205-1914

 

908-686-0960

 

He's an FFL that has some guns in stock as well. He does transfers too!

I am glad to see he is still around. I have always heard good things about him.

I used him years ago to slick up my Colt SAA. Did a good job. Glad he is still around.

How much does he charge for transfers?

I just dropped of an original Winchester '73 to get something pinched back in place.

 

His eyes opened wide, and then he let out a deep sigh.

 

I hope it can get fixed.

 

:?

How much does he charge for transfers?

 

His phone number is on my original post, give'em a call.

Is Lewis stil around? I tried him several times this week and no answer. I need him to do some work on my new toy.

call Lewis in the afternoon... he's in the shop from noon to 5 pm from mon to fri (not sure on if sat as well)

Here's there Saturday as well.

Yeah, tried a couple of times today, no answer. Maybe he's on vacation? Hope he didn't shut down. He did some good work for me on my M1A.

Nope, he's still in business. Maybe on vacation, but he's retired so I don't know.

Does anyone know if Lewis does work on Charter Arms revolvers?

Does anyone know if Lewis does work on Charter Arms revolvers?

 

I'm sure he does.

 

 

 

Does anyone know if Lewis does work on Charter Arms revolvers?

 

I'm sure he does.

 

 

 

When I read the title I thought it said... Shoot out at armament gunsmithing.

Does anyone know if Lewis does work on Charter Arms revolvers?

Did a trigger job on my Charter!

Did a trigger job on my Charter!

 

 

How did it turn out? Are you satisified with his work? Thanks

How did it turn out? Are you satisified with his work? Thanks

 

100% satisfied

The stock DA trigger pull was long heavy, staged, creeped, and it stacked. It was just bad. Now I love it. It's still long (DA is always gonna be long) but no creep or staging or stacking.

When I have some extra dough, he might do one on my SR9. But it's starting to smooth out after 500 or so rounds.

Lewis has done some great work for me in the past. He fixed the barrel latch of an O/U Weatherby shotgun, fixed the timing of a single action revolver, drifted the sight of a reluctant Ruger Mk1, and did a great trigger job on a Colt 1911. All fantastic work!

Lewis has done some great work for me in the past. He fixed the barrel latch of an O/U Weatherby shotgun, fixed the timing of a single action revolver, drifted the sight of a reluctant Ruger Mk1, and did a great trigger job on a Colt 1911. All fantastic work!

 

Wow!

 

He has some nice toys for sale too. Older stuff but not junk. He had a Gen1 Glock 19 w/night sights and ext slide release just calling my name, so I jumped!