World-class products, excellent service, and state-of-the-art facilities are what you expect from the Scottsdale Gun Club. Our commitment to you continues with comprehensive firearm cleaning, maintenance, and repairs provided by our in-house Gunsmithing Services Department.
Our fully equipped workshop is staffed by qualified, knowledgeable and friendly personnel who are in tune with your needs. Whether you rely on your firearm for defense, hunting, competition or leisure, our extensive selection of competitively priced maintenance, repairs, and custom enhancements, we will ensure it remains reliable, dependable and performing as intended. You can rely on the wide experience and combined skills of our trained technicians to keep your firearms fully operational.
What we do
The Scottsdale Gun Club Gunsmithing shop provides professional gunsmithing services by traditionally trained Gunsmiths. Including made to order custom firearms, technical customization of all types, museum quality restoration, Bluing, precision machining services, powder coat gun finishes, firearms repair, cleaning, custom sight work, welding, trigger/action jobs, laser engraving and insurance appraisals. We work on all types of firearms old and new, including NFA items and machine guns. Stop by the Gun Club today and talk to one of our talented Gunsmiths.
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If you don’t see what you need
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Meet the Gunsmith
Preston
Preston began his interest in firearms by growing up around them at a young age, and was always intrigued by their mechanical properties. He attended and graduated from The Colorado School of Trades in January of 2016, with an emphasis on gunsmithing. Preston’s main focus has always been diagnostic repair on all types of firearms. He has a specific interest in shotguns, as well as vintage and historical pieces. Preston also served a short period of time as a Firearm Instructor at The Colorado School of Trades, and really enjoyed teaching and assisting others who were also passionate about firearms. Preston joined the gunsmithing department at Scottsdale Gun Club in December of 2021 and looks forward to meeting you and upgrading your favorite firearms today!
Meet the Armorer
James
James began his interest in firearms at a young age when his family taught him how to shoot. He then became interested in taking them apart and learning how they worked. That interest led James to enroll in the gunsmithing program at Sonoran Desert Institute, which he graduated from in 2021. James’ main focus has been maintaining the functionality of firearms, including cleaning and repairing them. He has a particular interest in Berettas, as well as other modern firearms. James joined the gunsmithing department at Scottsdale Gun Club in February of 2023 and looks forward to meeting you and upgrading your favorite firearms today!
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Gunsmithing faq’s
How do I schedule an appointment?
Our Gunsmithing Department operates on a first come first serve basis. To get your firearm(s) in the queue, simply bring it/them by any time we are open and one of our firearm consultants will be able to check your firearm(s) in for you.
What is the current wait time?
4 to 6 weeks is our standard wait time.
Depending on the complexity of your project and availability of parts / tools wait time may vary.
We regularly try to purge our queue of basic jobs like sight installations, muzzle brake installations, and cleanings.
How can I speak to a Gunsmith?
One of our gunsmiths is in the store whenever our range is open. Although there are times when we are unavailable to speak with customers, involved in a complex project, already speaking with a customer, in a meeting, at lunch, etc. We do our best to provide excellent customer service but must balance this with our gunsmithing workload. If we are on the phone, computer or sales floor then we aren’t gunsmithing.
You can reach us at 480-348-1111 or gunsmithing@scottsdalegunclub.com
What if I can’t wait in the queue?
We do occasionally accept, at the sole discretion of one of our gunsmiths, expedited work. Costs will be determined based on the deadline and work to be performed.
How much will my project cost?
Our Pricing Guide above will give you a good idea of what certain work will cost. If your job isn’t listed, feel free to reach out for an estimate. While we try to always give accurate quotes, please understand working on firearms is not a cut and dry process. Certain things are beyond our control and a more accurate picture can’t be formed until actually performing the work. We WILL contact you for authorization if your project ends up being more expensive than originally estimated. Reasons for this might be additional labor required, damaged, missing or broken parts, or safety/functional issues.
How do I know if my Firearm is Finished?
As soon as your job is completed, we will call and notify you. If you have multiple projects checked in with us, we will wait until they are all completed unless otherwise specified by you.
What kind of Cleaning Services do you offer?
We offer two types of cleaning services:
Pro-Clean:
Your firearm is broken down into its major components, cleaned, and oiled. This includes a
safety and function check. Cost is $50 for any platform.
DCOA:
This stands for Disassemble, Clean, Oil, Assemble. Your firearm is completely disassembled,
cleaned, inspected in detail, oiled, then assembled. This includes a safety and function check.
Pricing is as follows:
Pistols, Pump and Single Barrel Shotguns, Bolt Action Rifles …………………………………. $75
AR-15, AR-10 Platforms, Modern Semi-auto Shotguns……………………………………….………… $85
Suppressor Hosts & Excessively Fouled……………………………..………………………………………………. $150
Vintage (Older than 20 years) …………………………………………………………………………………………………. $150