If you already know exactly what you need, that is useful. If you do not, that is normal too. Start with the rifle, the intended use, or the problem you are trying to solve.
Useful details are simple: what you are starting with, how the rifle is used, what bothers you now, and what you want to feel or see improve. That gives Jon enough context to tell you whether the next step is a focused service, a broader evaluation, or simply a conversation before any work is scoped.
Phone
(260) 486-4117
Email
ocdpllc@gmail.com
Preferred first contact
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Service area
Northern Indiana / working nationally
You do not need a complete parts list. A few practical details are usually enough to give the conversation a useful starting point.
What rifle or project are you starting with, if anything?
Competition, hunting, rimfire, centerfire, or another defined use.
Describe the result you want even if you do not know the technical solution.
Bring the things you are unsure about. The conversation is supposed to clarify them.
01 / Send the basics
Share the setup, use case, or question that brought you here.
02 / Jon reviews it
The goal is to understand what you are trying to accomplish before deciding what the project needs.
03 / Continue the conversation
If the project looks like a fit, the next step is a direct conversation and quote.
OCD Precision is based in Northern Indiana and works with customers beyond the local market.
