J. Switzer & Co

Welcome! Glad you got on the AH board.

Not sure if you’re planning on being a sponsor to advertise but I’ll be one of the first to recommend your work. I’ve managed to talk myself out of starting/sending you multiple projects this year and we’re not even 25% through it
 
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Welcome to AH. I enjoy seeing gun pictures.
 
Welcome
 
Welcome, what sort of guns do you make?
I build mostly wood stocked big bore rifles bound for Africa and 5 shot custom revolvers with cylinders made from scratch in house. Also a few PRS rifles and long range guns because Nevada is open and we can shoot as far as you want. Did the recent Adventure Rifle for Field Ethos based upon the Win Model 70 Alaskan.
 
Welcome from a neighbor to the east. Glad you found us and look forward to seeing more of your work in the future
 
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Welcome! I signed up for your newsletter on the website. I’m interested in learning more.
 
Welcome to AH jswitzer!
 
Jordan is a great dude, and he’s making some custom grips for my 480 Ruger Bisley!
 
Greetings jswitzer,

Khomas Highland Hunting and Fishing Safaris of Namibia, welcomes you to the greatest forum on earth.

I look forward to learning more about your work, especially any photos you
might have of walnut and rust blue hunting rifles.

Best Regards,
Velo Dog.
 

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BJH00 wrote on Wildwillalaska's profile.
Good Afternoon,
How firm are you on your Dakota 416? I am highly interested but looking at a few different guns currently.

Best,
BJ
jsalamo wrote on DesertDweller62's profile.
What is the minimum you would take.
SCmackey wrote on SBW1975's profile.
I have a Chapuis 450-400 double that looks brand new and shoots well, never been hunted from what I can tell. I am willing to part with it as I have a 375 H&H Sodia on it's way from Dorleac & Dorleac. I am looking for $9,250 for it and if you are interested, I am happy to send you some pictures. Regards,
Steve
 
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