woodwork refurbishment ?

where best to send my ultra xs woodwork to ( uk ) to have it  refurbished  ,  its pretty good now waxed , but i think it warrants the best !!   its a lovely piece  grade 4 walnut .  tia .   

Jason Sivitor - https://www.facebook.com/JWS-Stock-Refinishing-Tel-07506256687-Wolverhampton-1622903381261708

Has refinished a gd5 miroku, fixed a cracked stock & currently refinishing the stock on my dt10, I would recommend him without reservation.

Doctor Lecter said:

where best to send my ultra xs woodwork to ( uk ) to have it  refurbished  ,  its pretty good now waxed , but i think it warrants the best !!   its a lovely piece  grade 4 walnut .  tia .   

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I'd stay clear of the high gloss finishes, they are more prone to showing any slight scratches and blemishes the stock is bound to pick up with use.High gloss is nice for a safe queen that only comes out now and again to be shown off , just mho of course

Or for those who don’t mind doing a bit of work on their stock(s) every now and then. I like the glossy look on some guns and I do the work myself. Oil, polish, repeat. Quite relaxing if time-consuming, but its gotta be done right. 

Tim Greenwood, Market Drayton. Greenwood Gunsmiths in the West Midlands

Another vote for JWS. Done some great work for me and sensible money. 

Will Hewland said:

Another vote for JWS. Done some great work for me and sensible money. 

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what finish did you decide on  ?  

There's a chap at Sheffield called Paul Taylor (Stocks refinished & Slippery Dicks) who's work always looks good.

Doctor Lecter said:

what finish did you decide on  ?  

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Oh gawd, nice and shiny.. Best London was it? Superb job, with some stock alteration first. 

Jonny English said:

There's a chap at Sheffield called Paul Taylor (Stocks refinished & Slippery Dicks) who's work always looks good.

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Have you got contact details please