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MAINTENANCE
Over time, firearms can be damaged, inaccurate, and unreliable by carbon, dirt, and debris buildup, corrosion and rust, and even just regular friction as parts rub together. Regular maintenance can help maintain critical tolerances of all the moving parts inside your firearm, prevent it from jamming, and keep it functioning for years to come. Regular maintenance helps remove any corrosion, gunk, or buildup from use or storage and ensures your firearm can operate at its top performance. If you have a firearm for home, hunting, personal security, or work, it’s essential that it has regular maintenance to make sure it’ll do its job well when it matters most.
DETAILED CLEANING
If you do not clean and maintain your firearms often or you just bought one, this is the best thing you can have done for peace of mind, safety, and reliability.
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We completely disassemble your firearm, remove any loose debris, and run everything through our ultrasonic cleaner. Yes, it is big enough to put your rifle and shotgun parts in there.
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We then hand clean everything to perfection, lubricate, assemble and function check your firearm. While your firearm is disassembled, we go through all of the parts to inspect them for damage, corrosion, and wear. If we notice anything we will let you know before going forward.
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Although we work as quickly as we can, this is not a quick process as we put a lot of effort and time in making sure you have a very clean, safe, and reliable firearm returned to you.
$39.99 per pistol
$59.99 per revolver
$79.99 per rifle/shotgun
Includes 1 magazine (if applicable)
$10 per additional magazine
Test Firing
Often times, people are not sure if their firearm is operating correctly, or they are having some issues with the cycle of operations (Feed, Fire, Extract, Eject).​
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As a stand alone service, or addition to cleaning, we can test fire your firearm for you to help determine what issues you may be having, or to confirm your firearm's cycle of operation is functioning as intended.
