We work hard to repair damage. We take the steps necessary to safely and permanently repair unsightly damage to the steel and wood of your rifle, shotgun or pistol.
We use modern bluing and coating products that allow us to apply a finish that is extremely durable and looks exactly right for the age of the firearm. This approach allows us to control costs and save our customers money. The fact that these coatings exceed the original factory finish in terms of longevity and protection is just a bonus.
Restoration doesn't mean the same thing to every person. To some, it means having a finished product that looks like new. For others, it means restoring a memory of how something was when they first experienced it. Allow us to take the journey with you and produce a result that exceeds your expectation.
There are certain times when applying a new finish may not be appropriate. This Mannlicher M1895 was produced in 1896. It hardly seems appropriate to slap a new coating on the steel. In cases like these we removed the rust and preserve the steel using other methods. Protecting it from time but not destroying its history
There are times when restoring a finish is appropriate to protect and restore pride of ownership. This Remington 1100 was in rough shape when it arrived having 50 years of use. We repaired the receiver damage and then applied just the right amount of bluing to preserve it and protect its history.
Who doesnt like a little customization from time to time? This Colt 70 Series Government Model was a simple plain 1911, but with a few tweaks here and there, it is now something that could be relied upon for generations.