Full-service gunsmith
Diagnose it. Repair it. Make it run.
Repairs, cleaning, sights, trigger and action work, barrel fitting, threading, restoration, and custom builds—handled in the Chandler shop.
Labor is $140 per hour with a $45 minimum. Parts, refinishing, and complex machining are quoted separately.

$140/hrShop labor
$45Minimum labor
From $55Handgun cleaning
From $65Rifle / shotgun cleaning
Overview
From a stubborn malfunction to a full build.
Our gunsmithing work covers practical maintenance, repair, fit, and performance. Bring the firearm, describe the symptoms, and note anything that changed immediately before the problem began.
Our service range includes diagnostics, repairs, trigger jobs, sight and scope installation, barrel threading and fitting, recoil pad installation, slide cuts, magazine work, action tuning, stock and grip modifications, refinishing, function testing, and safety checks.
Service details
Common bench work
These are starting points, not the limits of what we do. The exact platform determines what is possible.
Cleaning & inspection
Disassembly, component cleaning, lubrication, reassembly, and a close look for obvious wear or damage.
Diagnostics & repair
Troubleshooting for cycling, feeding, extraction, ignition, fit, and other functional issues.
Sights & optics
Handgun sight installation starts at $55. We list scope installation and bore sighting at $35 each.
Tune & polish
We list handgun tune-and-polish work at $80. We evaluate trigger and action work by platform.
Barrel & stock work
Threading, fitting, recoil pads, grips, stocks, and related fit work are quoted after inspection.
Custom builds
Combine compatible parts, machining, finishing, and detail work into one planned project.
Full-service gunsmith
How a bench job moves
- 01
Tell us what changed
Share the make, model, symptoms, parts already installed, and the result you want.
- 02
Let us inspect the exact firearm
We confirm the likely scope, parts availability, pricing, and current turnaround.
- 03
Approve the work
We confirm the plan before moving into repair, machining, or refinishing.
- 04
Function check & pickup
Completed work is reassembled, checked, and prepared for pickup or authorized return shipping.
Original work
On the bench
Inspection, disassembly, and hands-on fit work from our original service gallery.



Before you ask
Frequently asked questions.
These details reflect what we currently publish. We’ll confirm final fit, price, and timing against the exact item and our current queue.
01What gunsmithing services do you offer?
We offer repairs, cleaning, trigger and action work, sights and scopes, barrel work, slide machining, restoration, refinishing, parts fitting, custom builds, function testing, and consultation.
02Can you work on firearms from different manufacturers?
Yes. We work across a range of brands and platforms. Send the make, model, symptoms, and any recent changes so we can confirm fit, parts availability, and scope.
03How long does gunsmithing work take?
Timing depends on the work, parts availability, and our current queue. We’ll provide a more useful estimate after reviewing the exact firearm and requested work.
04Can you build a custom combination of services?
Yes. Repairs, machining, sights, engraving, and refinishing can be planned as one project when the platform and parts support it.
05Do you offer a workmanship warranty?
We stand behind our gunsmithing workmanship. Confirm the terms that apply to your specific service before work begins.
06Do you offer firearm cleaning?
Yes. Published starting prices are $55 for handguns and $65 for rifles or shotguns. Additional repair or parts work is quoted separately.
07Can you restore an older or damaged firearm?
We can evaluate restoration work. We’ll first inspect condition, safety, parts availability, and the level of historical or cosmetic preservation the project needs.
08Do you provide firearms training?
Training and CCW instruction are handled through our partner, Core Dynamics. We can point you to the right program.
09How do I get a quote?
Send the project form below with the firearm make, model, requested work, and clear photos. We may still need an in-person inspection before confirming final scope.
Request this work
Put the firearm in front of us.
Describe the symptoms or result you want and attach photos. We’ll tell you the next useful step.
