Tinker,

Very good indeed.

Generally hat I have found is that "cheap" guns
generally have problems that need fixing
- and if you take into account the cost of getting the work done AND
- the stuffing around getting it to and from the gun smith AND
- discussing / explaining what you want done,
you might as well buy a gun that is ready to go.

Since all my guns go to a gunsmith on purchase, not because
they have problems but to check out to make sure they don't,
I have worked out it is generally 5 - 10% of the purchase price.

500 Nitro