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Agreed. Something like that, I wouldn't necessarily want to have someone locally working on that out of convenience. Because it's not like a cerakote job that if you don't like it, you can get it done again. No idea what wait times are with Wilson Combat but that might be someone to think about. I know it's a hassle to mail a firearm but really not that bad. And once you find a good FFL, it's always good to have one handy if you need to mail something back to a manufacturer or custom work.