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    Sportsman's Finest

    Sportsman's Finest

    3.8
    (84 reviews)
    7.7 mi
    $$

    Love this place, I get my hunting license here every year. I have also used their gunsmith to…read moreCajunize 2 CZ 75 variants and replace a soft bolt body with an enhanced Atlas Firearms bolt for a CZ Scorpion. IME, it is best to get work done after the hunting rush. Wait times get worse the closer you get to fall. Apr through Jul is usually best. I had a pistol Cajunized in the busy season and it took a little over a month. I took one in during mid-Spring, dropped it off at 11, and had it done same day by 4:30. The DA/SA are so much lighter and crisper. I have Cajunized one myself, so I know what is involved. It is surprisingly hard to find gunsmiths with experience Cajunizing, or with CZs in general. I guess it makes sense, they are far less common than Glocks, M&Ps, etc. I have had smiths tell me they do not work on CZs, or they say "we can do that, we'll figure it out," which is not comforting. Each time I came in, the associate at the counter brought me to talk to a gunsmith. He knew the order the parts go back in, that some jobs like the mag release are easier when everything is already apart, and that you have to remove the front sight pin to replace the barrel bushing. The sear cage is a nightmare to get back together, so I'm happy to outsource it. It's clear they do a bunch of them here, so it takes less time than me installing it or a smith doing it for the first time.

    Purchased a new handgun. Sportsman's made it easy! I knew what I wanted, they had several in…read morestock. Less than 30 minutes paperwork completed, background check done and out the door. Very nice selection, employees were great! I will be back for sure! 5 stars

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    Capitol Saddlery

    Capitol Saddlery

    4.3
    (8 reviews)
    19.2 mi

    UPDATE: This location is now closed. I think they've moved north somewhere like Research blvd…read more Walking into this store, I felt seriously silly for bringing in four pairs of heels to fix (where the nail starts poking out of the bottom of the heel). It is one of those rough-and-tumble serious cowboy-gear-fixing shops, and here I saunter in with some cutesy narrow high heels. Nonetheless, they got the job done right quick, in a matter of two days. Original cost for heel repair is $12.50 but because I had brought in 4 pairs, he discounted it to $10 a pair. I've heard of other shoe repair shops that charge less, but I figured the cost of driving to Round Rock to save $2/pair wasn't worth it. All in all, good quick job, decent prices, pretty helpful service. It does in a pinch, but like I said my job request was rather simple & straightforward.

    I had taken my briefcase to a shoe repair shop to have a patch put over a business logo and to be…read moreembossed with my initials. After almost 2 months I got my briefcase back with the ugliest leather patch imagineable on it and they said they couldn't emboss it because their tools were too old. I took the briefcase to Capitol Saddlery and the incredibly helpful gentleman quickly embossed the patch while I waited and did a perfect job. After looking at it for a while when I got home, I decided the patch is just too ugly and is ruining my nice briefcase so I ripped off the hideous patch and I plan to return to Capitol Saddlery next week to have them cover up the shoe shop's horrible work. Incredibly friendly and helpful staff!

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