I have had several arms at this location for many months. Revolver to get a rubberized grip (parts availability issues) , shotgun for a barrel cut-down. It's not a matter of first in,first out; you can only do what the market demands. Apparently Hunting arms services will supersede fit & finish jobs. Are supply chain issues REALLY affecting repairs & retro- fitments? Apparently so, patience is a virtue. Keep on keeping on! read more

I took in three 3rd gen Smith & Wesson pistols to have sights put on and an extractor replaced. I asked ahead of time if they had experience working on these guns, and they said yes. $175 later I'm very disappointed. They damaged and jammed the extractor pin by trying to hammer it through the wrong way, and never succeeded in replacing it. They also hammered the sights through the wrong direction, leaving gouges in the slides. One of the front sights is misaligned and forced into the dovetail. Now I'm out $175 and have to go shop around to see if my guns can be repaired. read more

Firearm Finishing - Misaligned sight - Guns & Ammo Near Me - Spokane, Washington

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Took a barrel in to have cut down, crowned, front sight re installed, and threaded for a brake/comp.Threading done with a die, not machined. Look at chatter marks on threads. The machine burr on the shoulder to barrel where the barrel was cut back for threading. My muzzle brake fits on very loose in the threads. My sight base was broken, and they broke a mount screw in the sight base and barrel. The sight screw holes are edged up, which holds the base off the barrel a couple thou.. Then, glued the sight base on. Look at the date on receipt, look at this post date of 3/11/20. I picked it up about 5:00 this afternoon. I am poorly disappointed. Please use caution at this location. $266 for this work. Now I have a ruined barrel. Update, went in to get my receiver set I had left with them when I left this rifle. Receiver set came out ok. The finish on the receiver set was consistent. Spoke to them about my barrel here. To their credit, they did say to bring back and they would fix it. With the poor machine work and broken sight screw, I probably will not. When I asked them who did the damage (the broken screw would have been obvious when they broke it, they had no idea what I was talking about. Well, he said, we said now. Let my images do the talking I guess. read more

I dropped a gun off 2 months ago to swap barrels for me. They said it would take a month. No problem! After 4 weeks I called and they hadn't gotten to it. Said it would be 2 more weeks. I called after the additional 2 weeks and they still hadn't gotten to it. I chose to pick it back up. Makes me wonder that if I did NOT wear a mask if they would have done this job for me. The people were rude from the minute I originally walked in the door. The reason I went there originally was because of the great reviews but I did not receive the same service. read more

Just wanted to give a shout out to Jerry & Scott of Firearm Finishing. My brother passed away & we really didn't know anything about the value of the guns he had. We took the guns into their shop & they spent about 45 minutes with us helping to determine the value of the firearms we brought in. They were great, & took time out of their day to do this for us. Can't say how much we appreciated their kindness. Great guys! Thank you so much! read more

Quality work at an affordable price. I've had multiple shotguns refinished there and numerous other firearms in for maintenance and/or repair. Scott and Jerry are good at explaining what needs to be done to bring a firearm back to safe, usable condition. read more

Greg and his staff are the most honest and best smiths that I have done business with. Their work is outstanding without the ego to deal with from some shops in Spokane. read more

As a new firearm owner, I'm relieved to find experts who take the time to sort out my issues. They're knowledgeable, trustworthy and friendly. I very much appreciate and recommend Scott and Jerry without hesitation. read more

I took in a Remington Model 7 300 wsm that was having issues with the bolt sticking randomly with factory Winchester 180gr to Firearms Finishing . It would shoot Hornady 150gr just fine but would randomly have this issue with the 180gr Winchester. About a week after I dropped off the rifle I got call saying the rifle was ready. Upon getting there Scott said they made a mistake of polishing the chamber without testing the rifle "first red flag". Anyway I paid and took the rifle home and got it out to the range the next day just to find out the rifle was still doing the same thing. So I took it back with some more factory 180gr Winchester ammo to have them test and see if they could figure out what the problem was. Well two months later I decided to call and ask if there was any progress on it. Scott gets on the phone and says the rifle seems to work fine but he'll polish the chamber some more. OK? So the rifle has just been sitting there for 2 months until I called. Well anyway he called back saying it was ready about an hour later. Before going I bought a new box of the same ammo 180gr Winchester from Sportsmans warehouse and made sure to have him test it before leaving. Well two shots in and the rifle did the exact same thing. Bolt was stuck and he couldn't even get the bolt to lift. Well he goes on saying he will blue print the action and have it ready for me in a week. I called back 8 days later and was told it would be ready the next day. The next day comes and I call to check and was told that the issue the whole time was the extractor sticking out too much and that he got it fixed "never did anything to the action". Well I picked up the rifle and if anything the rifle is in worse condition. I didn't have time to go buy a new box of ammo to test the rifle out because they were closing soon and now the rifle won't chamber any factory rounds and if it does the bolt is extremely hard to close "never had this issue with any factory ammo when I took it in both times". The only reason I bought factory ammo was to zero in the rifle. I reload my own ammo for multiple rifles and was having the same issue with loads that were loaded to Bergers minimum published data on 168gr bullets. I know the rifle is a defected rifle from Remington "been to Remington and back for some work as well" which is why I took it in to hopefully see if Scott could figure it out. I would have been ok if he just said he wasn't able to figure it out. But to wait 2 months, get bs answers when I asked questions, and have a rifle in worse condition then when I brought it in was enough for me to not ever take a rifle back there. If you want any real work done on your rifle I suggest taking it somewhere else. read more

This shop has very helpful and friendly people, great service, great prices, and always strives to make the customer happy. I 100% recommend. Greg has always been a great guy to deal with and I will always contact him for any products or gun services in the future. read more

I bought a fire arm from the it was used. I had no issues with the price they staring claiming the value of it was a lot higher around 750. Took their word it was a good deal. After getting an appraisal on it the actual value was only around 450 or so. Really nice guys but super disappointed they would lie to make a sale. read more