r/canadaguns 6d ago

Fix my gun Gunsmith in Nova Scotia?

I bought my son an older rifle online from General gun in Feb to use hunting. It was a 1960's Savage 110L.

We finally had time to get out and sight it in... or so we thought.

Visually the firearm looked fine before we used it and we gave it a light cleaning. However we only got 1 shot off and the casing won't eject.

It's a old rifle, but he really likes it and I'm hoping we can get it repaired.

Any suggestions for gun smiths?

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u/BlazeetManeega 6d ago

Give Nova Tactical a call and ask for Jeff. He’s their gunsmith and does excellent work

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u/fawk_bitches 6d ago

Thanks. I'll give them a shout. Appreciate the direction.

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u/ArcSharkLXIX 6d ago

Can confirm, he’s good shit.

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u/Clover_Lawn_4440 6d ago

What caliber is it ? Are you shooting factory ammo or reloaded ammo ?

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u/fawk_bitches 6d ago

We used Factory. 270 win.

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u/Clover_Lawn_4440 6d ago

Is the rifle chambered for 270 Winchester ?

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u/Master-Editor2668 6d ago

Clean th fuck out of the chamber

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u/Dartmouth-Hermit 6d ago

What part of the province are you located in?

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u/fawk_bitches 6d ago

5 minutes from Nova

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u/Dartmouth-Hermit 6d ago

Right, well you should probably go there then. I have before and the work was good.

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u/Acc4Wtf 6d ago

You might be better off just buying another rifle. Unless the gunsmith is very cheap, it might not be worth repairing. Also depends how fast they can fix it.

. Lots of choices floating around the $400-800 mark, used and new. But you'll have to decide as idk how much ammo you've already got or if there's sentimental value, etc.

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u/fawk_bitches 6d ago

No sentimental value. I've kicked that can around too. He's a lefty so less options available. That said we have enough rifles/shotguns he is accustomed to using, and not like he will have time to take a 2nd shot before they take off.

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u/Acc4Wtf 6d ago

I sent you a PM, I'm not selling anything just a heads up, just a link to something you may find interesting.