AVOID!! Classic Bait & Switch! I dropped off 3 guns here 2 years back and quickly realized how…read moredisgusting their business practices were as I got to know more people in the community. You think you're getting the handiwork of an old school gunsmith but he subs out the work to someone incompetent. Gun 1: asked him to mount a scope for me, came back and it was very crooked. I asked why he didn't use a level and he told me he's never mounted a scope using levels. Guns 2: asked him to install a sight for my Ruger LCR because I didn't want to mar the sight. He took my money and whoever did the install didn't know how to tap a punch and marred the sight Gun 3: asked him to change sights on my glock 17 to TFX sights, he was a glock armorer. Apparently he didn't have a sight press and had no idea how to install a glock sight, or at least whoever did the work... they FILED material off the base of the sight then tried to secure it with a set screw. The sight slid right out when I racked the slide. I'm sure he has good intentions (he's a LEO) when he started the shop and he knew his way around but he probably got busy and hired someone that has no business working with firearms.

I went with a friend when he dropped off and then picked up his rifles. This gunsmith, Jeff…read moreMcHenry, knows what he is doing. He's usually booked up a few weeks in advance during hunting season, so plan ahead, and don't wait until the last minute to get your pieces worked on. Hint: don't let Gander or Dick's install scopes. That should be done at the factory or by a competent gunsmith. There is more to it than just slapping on the bases and rings.

These guys are total professionals. Tom and Stephen absolutely know their stuff. On top of that,…read morethey have hearts of teachers, and will patiently explain any and all details regarding the job. I had a .22 rifle from my childhood that was not firing. I took it in and within a business day I got a call back telling me what the plan was and asking if it was ok to proceed with the repair, complete with the expected cost. It was two days later and the gun was good to go, and the cost estimate was spot on. I love doing business with these kinds of people. They love their jobs, and it shows in the quality workmanship that they do. I give Tom and Stephen my highest recommendation, and will definitely be doing business with them in the future.

Steve is extremely knowledgeable about all types of firearms. He has performed many gunsmith jobs…read morefor me. Steve does excellent work and I highly recommend him. He works by appointment and is always very responsive and friendly to everyone. Steve explains in detail the work he does to your firearm. I would not consider going anywhere else for my gunsmith work.

Been taking my guns to Matt for a good long while now and he never disappoints. Whether it's…read moregunsmithing, stipple job, or cerakote, he's top notch. I tell everyone I can about First Line Gunworks and how awesome they are.

Amazing cerakote work and gunsmithing services. Would trust them 100% with any firearms services…read moreyou would need.

I recently had work done here on two Sig-Sauer pistols. The work done was superb and with a quick…read moreturn-around time. He is very knowledgeable, focused, and professional. While there, I saw some of the other work he was doing with pistols and rifles. I HIGHLY recommend him for any gunsmithing work you may need. He is a "real" gunsmith.

From the owner: Veteran owned and operated. No set minimum shop fees. Pricing depends on the job but can guarantee…read moreI have the best rates in town. I will treat your firearm with as much care and precision as if it were my own.