Where can I take my gun for repair or gunsmithing?

 

For gunsmithing and armorer services in the Reno/ Sparks Area contact :

Bruce Cote at Law Enforcement Ordinance 775.475.2211
Todd Fransen at the  Verdi Armory 775.345.2264
Phil Patnaude of Patnaude Precision Gun Works 775.830.4282
Skip Wilson (1911 specialist)  775.356.1745

 

For gunsmithing and armorer services in the Carson City Area contact:
David Meehan of Meehanovitch Precision Customs  775.721.0231
Lee Baker of  Hunter's Den General Gunsmithing  775.882.9594
Gene Shuey of Shuey Custom 775. 246.7662
Terry Tussey of Tussey Custom  (1911 Specialist)  775.246.1533

 

Q: What's the difference  between an armorer and a gunsmith?

A:  An armorer can repair and replace gun parts.  To be a gunsmith, one must possess skills as a mechanic, a metalworker, a woodworker, be an artisan, be knowledgeable in shop mathematics, ballistics, and chemistry, and be capable of working accurately and precisely. Those who are self-employed in small gunsmith shops must also possess skills as small business operators, work effectively with a wide variety of customers, and keep abreast of, and comply with, federal, state, and local laws, ordinances, and requirements.

 


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