We're a licensed, full-service firearm manufacturer dedicated to making high-quality gunsmithing and custom builds accessible, approachable, and tailored to every individual. Backed by a Federal Firearms License (FFL), we can create firearms from scratch and work on almost any type of firearm, excluding NFA items like suppressors and fully automatic weapons. While we can repair and modify SBRs, we do not manufacture new ones or provide NFA tax stamp services. As licensed gunsmiths, we’re committed to combining our technical capabilities with a personal approach.
We love firearms, and we know how difficult it can be to find that perfect gun without making changes yourself—some of those changes can be intimidating. After years of working on our own firearms and building a collection of professional-grade tools, we realized our area lacked affordable firearm services that didn’t leave customers waiting months for basic help. We knew there had to be a better way—one that made quality service accessible without the frustration. That’s why we started this business: to give our community fair, reliable, and timely support while doing something we truly enjoy.
What sets us apart is our holistic, customer-first approach. We take into account everything about you as a person and the goals you're trying to accomplish. The firearms community is full of fantastic people, but it can be difficult to find the right firearm, the right accessories, or the right training—especially if you don't fit the standard demographic. We aim to be as inclusive as possible and ensure that everyone can safely enjoy firearms for fun, food, or self-defense without fear of judgment. We'll find the perfect firearm to meet your needs—and if it doesn't exist, we'll build it.
We're proud members of the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce and are working toward expanding our community involvement and certifications through grants and local programs. As we grow, so does our commitment to supporting the community we serve—through education, service, and craftsmanship.
My love of firearms dates all the way back to watching John Wayne films with my father when I was just a lad. I was obsessed with learning everything I could about how they operated, and the older I got, the more fascinated I became. My father helped me track down my first real rifle—a Savage .22 LR, which I still have in my gun cabinet to this day. Some of my fondest memories are of going out with him for target shooting. After he passed, it would be a long time before I picked up a gun again.
Years later, I found myself watching YouTube and came across what I thought at the time was the coolest handgun on the planet: the CZ Shadow 2. (I still have that gun in my cabinet.) After purchasing it, I realized how many modifications were possible and how much tinkering could be done. Some people get into modifying their cars, but I decided I wanted to make my guns the best anyone had ever touched—and I wanted to do it myself. I spent nearly half a decade modifying, repairing, and building firearms before I decided to turn my passion into a full-time business.
Growing up around guns, I spent a lot of time shooting with friends and family, with clay shooting being one of my favorite activities. My interest in firearms began at a young age, sparked by watching Hogan's Heroes and old WWII and Vietnam movies. As I got older, my focus shifted from enjoying the action to understanding the mechanics of firearms—the way they work, how they’re built, and the possibilities for modifications. I became captivated by the idea that with the right knowledge, you could transform a firearm to suit your exact needs or desires. To this day, some of my favorite movies are Enemy at the Gates, along with John Wick and James Bond, which fueled my fascination with firearms and their role in storytelling.
For me, firearms are more than tools or entertainment—they represent an opportunity to help others find a safe, enjoyable hobby, while also providing the ability to protect themselves. Working with firearms teaches important lessons about responsibility, maintenance, and discipline. These lessons drive me to help others handle firearms safely and confidently.
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