Took my AR in to have a muzzle device swapped. Robert swapped the device and noted how much red loctite the rifle builder used when he put the muzzle device on. Upon inspecting the rifle at home I noticed the rail was torqued to where one of the anti-rotation tabs at the top broke. When I put my suppressor on the new muzzle device the alignment was off because the suppressor wouldn't seat flush because of a burr left by Robert when he used a wrench to put it the device on. I was worried bringing it back in, like taking your car back to a mechanic who damaged it in some way, but brought it in anyways. When I brought it in he was chatting with the Fedex lady and nobody was in the shop (he wasn't busy at all). I very calmly and humbly asked him to take a look and when I put the alignment rod in to show the alignment was off he flipped out, took the gun, and said "I DON'T NEED YOU TO TELL ME 5 TIMES!!!" and stormed off in a tantrum to the back to de-burr the device. When he came back I said "Hey sorry if..." and he cut me off, yelling at me that he doesn't need me to waste his time by telling him things "more than 3 times" (this time it was 3...lol). I never repeated myself btw...this was a deflection tactic that was really sad to watch from a grown man with a head full of gray hair. Then he went on to say something to the effect of "wrenches don't fit perfectly and when you torque things down to spec that happens!!! (meaning putting a burr on my muzzle device) Still, I maintained a humble voice, telling him I wasn't trying to say he was a bad gunsmith or anything like that and he basically said "yeah have a nice day" and so I left. Imagine that. The guy ruins the rail on my brand new $1700 rifle, damages the $185 muzzle device, and then has a temper tantrum when the customer comes back...even when the customer is NICE and tip toeing around his ego. This is what I get for trying to support the small guy in a dusty old shop full of broken bb guns on display (lol) instead of going to much better shops in Denver. Since Colorado is a one-party consent state, meaning only one party needs to consent to the recording, I was fortunate enough to document this transaction by recording the audio of the entire thing. Good luck, Robert! read more

I have heard people raging about this little shop so I stopped in to check out their Bond Arms selection. Once I found the placed tucked into the edge of a residential neightboorhood I walked in and was greated by a very friendly gentlemen. He gladly showed me the bonds as well as several others. They had a great selection of handguns, ammo and accessories. I have also heard people rave about their gunsmithing services but I can't speak for them myself. All in all a great little shop, prices seam aroudn MSRP but everything is negotiable. read more

The team over at Parker is top notch and incredibly friendly. Answered all the questions I had as well as mounted, leveled and bore sighted my new scope. Great selection even in slim times. read more

Brought my rifle with a stock muzzle device in because I was having very hard time getting off. They tried while I was in the shop, no luck. They said I can leave it and they will probably be able to get it off and I agreed. 2 weeks later, they haven't even attempted again from what they told me and I decided to just pick it up so I can take it elsewhere. Charged $35 for them to not work on my rifle for 2 weeks. Same day I picked it up from here and brought it to a different shop and they got it in 10 min. read more

Great gun smith! Just an all a round great place for your 2a needs. Robert is very helpful and knows his trade!

While visiting family I needed some 20 ga target ammo for a sporting clays outing. Parker Arms came through. Very pleasant shopping experience. read more

Parker Arms and Gunsmithing is the best of the best,...Have never had a negative experience....Friendly and knowledgeable on all aspects of Firearms and related products....Thank you Robert and Staff, at Parker Arms and Gunsmithing.... read more

If I could give a negative number, I would. Took a pistol in to have it serviced. Took almost 2 months to get it back. After repair, gun jammed before 5 rounds were put through it. Same problem that i took it in for. Took it back to talk about it, and the owner goes into a rage, becoming loud and cursing at me. I even asked him to calm down before taking my pistol and leaving. I have never in my life been treated this way by a business owner. Poor, poor business etiquette. I would not recommend this gunsmith to work on a rubber band gun!!! read more

I had an excellent experiences at Parker Arms & Gunsmithing, it's a smaller shop with a good selection of fire arms. I was able to meet the owner Robert, he was very nice and knowledgeable. They gave me a $50 gift card with my purchase, so I'll be returning. read more

Nothing but quality work from this shop for myself or my friends. I have had several firearms worked on and have never had any complaints. They have a large selection of side arms and long arms and will take the time to set you up with the right one for you. As to the previous review, the only time I have ever heard them talk about another shop is to refer someone to a place better suited to what the were looking for i.e. black gun furniture. They also carry a large selection of ammunition including many odd ball rounds. read more

I've been a regular customer for years - for purchases, gunsmithing, and accessories. Robert, Tom and Eric are friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. They have the highest standards, and I continue to refer friends to them. I've done business with numerous shops around Denver, but these guys are always my first choice. read more

a few years ago i took my Mossy 500 shotgun in to fix a broken safety. the gentleman at the counter is very nice, knows his stuff and friendly. i left it to be fixed and was called in a few weeks that it had been "repaired". i handled it in the store, checking the safety , the (pump) action and trigger. the pump jammed each time i tried it and had the gentleman at the counter try it. he couldnt get it to function either. he offered to take it back and did so. the smith told him to tell me thats the way it is. i said no, it isnt and i wanted it fixed. it was taken back as i waited. he came out later and said the slide action had been reassembled wrong and was now fixed. i asked if the smith checks function when he's done and if so, how was it considered ok that he let it go out the door that way? avoid the smith, but the guy up front was cool! read more