Great job applying Cerakote and assembling my "Let's go Brandon" AR-15.read more

Previously I had taken a shotgun in for repairs. That interaction went very well. I had zero…read moremisgivings about the repairs that were done. First time out with that firearm it malfunctioned again. Called these guys back and the owner/gunsmith literally begged me to bring it back. It's amazing to find someone with such strong values about what they're doing. In spite of some drama in the middle that I'm leaving out (read a SNAFU in phone communication right there) but, I'm still super impressed. Yes, I strongly recommend this business.

Jim's Gunsmithing is honest, friendly, and very knowledgeable. Great to have someone I can trust to…read morehelp me with my gun needs. He has helped with a couple of malfunctioning rifles and fine-tuned them to perfection. I will continue to use Jim's, even though they are not the closest gunsmith to me.

Please if you value money and your guns do not go to Jim. Reference these pictures…read more I bought a new barrel for my first gun I've had for 20yrs ago. I asked him to move the recoil lug back (adult - youth length) he gave it back to me with an 1/8 in gap in the forend. Get this, I called him out on it and what did he say? "I should have never taken a job from you" and "It's a cheap gun it doesn't matter anyway". Also told me he wouldn't fix it. So I wasted a few hundred bucks. I asked about his "Masters in gunsmithing" he was bragging about and if he's proud to hand this quality of work to a customer. This is my second post ever on this site and this is the absolute worst customer experience I have ever had.

I recently brought a vintage Winchester .22 rifle to Indognito for some repair work. Jerry has a…read morenice setup there with all the tools necessary to do the work - along with the skill to do it. He is very knowledgeable about firearms. I left my rifle there for about 10 days, and he went through it, repairing the rear peep sight, and the magazine feeding tube (which was bent, and non functional). Now the rifle works and looks great - keeping the old patina intact! Jerry got the work done on time - and at a reasonable price for the time he spent on it. I will go there again for any gunsmith work.

Seriously such a great business. Very helpful. I called and was able to be fit in same day and was…read moreassisted with very professional service and I will definitely be coming back

Praetorian offered an enhanced conceal carry class. I decided to go and I was so pleased! I was…read moreexpecting a dry, boring day but it was very fun and informative. They were very good about ensuring people understood the content, answering questions, receiving feedback, and ensuring range safety. I can definitely stand to improve my shooting skills (I can hit a target, but I'm slow). Looking forward to taking more classes to improve my skills and I know these guys can explain things in such a way that I can get there, or find me the right person to get the job done.

This is the best gunsmith in the Pacific Northwest, maybe even in the entire country. Nick is…read morehonest, hard-working, and knows absolutely everything...there is no question, no matter how outside it is, that he doesn't know about in detail... it's incredible...prices are extremely reasonable...all work is top notch He's very safe, knowledgeable, and friendly. He gets things done that no one else can do...I have quite a few guns, and I have no idea what id do without Praetorian Armory... ive had work done on well over 50 guns, long guns and handguns...and ive bought quiet a few from him as well. If you have guns, take them to him to check out before you go out shooting... It will save your heart in the future...

Eagle Gunworks and Finishing are super cool to work with. Darren is Honest and Professional.read more

These guys are extremely helpful, very knowledgeable and if they don't have what you're looking for…read morethey will order it for you. They welcome Washington buyers as well. Very nice guys!

Knowledgeable and friendly. All of my questions were answered. The location is easily accessible.read more

Just completed an intro to home defense class and it was awesome. I'd been nervous about it but…read morethere was no need.. full of great information by Craig in the class room setting and then Whitney and Craig in the live fire setting.. serious teaching, fun times, lots laughs and learning. I certainly felt my confidence with my firearm grow.. I would absolutely recommend this class, these teachers and this business. Worth every penny spent!! We are members and I'm there at least once a week. Craig and Whitney, thanks for the great teaching and atmosphere.. from your former student " Susan"

After several trips to rent and test firearms, followed by purchasing my own first handgun aided by…read morethe super friendly and knowledgeable staff, I finally sprang for a year long membership at Center Target, and I'm so glad I did! The ranges are well-maintained and serviceable, and the staff is really helpful and open to questions. As a fairly new shooter, I really appreciate that they never make me feel stupid or silly as I learn the ins and outs of gun ownership and marksmanship. They have tons of great classes available (and members get a discount!) I'm so thankful to have a great facility like this in North Idaho!

Felt Recoil Reduction is SIGNIFICANT…read more So many good things to share about Mike Gregory's Shockmaster system (By G-Squared). Let's start at the beginning. "50 years old" is in the rearview mirror. Let's say 6 foot tall, 210lbs and overnight a sudden, acute awareness of recoil rears its ugly head. Shot fatigue increases rapidly. 200 rounds with the new 12Ga and I am done. Bigger concern, when does the flinch set in? The search for a recoil reduction system starts in earnest. Review included all the usual suspects (4 in the USA) and a couple (2) European options. While each had their merits, ShockMaster came out on top. Final choice was based on 3 key factors. First, INCREMENTAL WEIGHT. The ShockMaster adds ~2-3 ounces (plus an additional 2-3 ounces with adjustable butt plate). Second driver, QUALITY (track record for low maintenance, want to shoot and not fix the gun). Lastly, and most importantly, Mike Gregory delivers an incredible EXPERIENCE. Call G-Squared and speak with him for 20 minutes. As a craftsman, a gunsmith, and the sole installer of the ShockMaster system (designed and patented by his late father),. Additional influencers included: * The AESTHETICS. Once converted its look is the closest to the original (pre conversion). The conversion process also considers aesthetics in the design, the process and the final product. See pictures attached. * The VALUE. Intersection of price, service, custom fit and desired outcome. * CUSTOMIZATION. The fitting, the comb adjustments, the soft comb option, the adjustable butt pad, even the amount of air pressure in the system. (It uses no springs or hydraulics for recoil reduction) * INDUSTRY LEADER RECOMMENDATIONS. The team at Pacific Sporting Arms West. Thank you Jordon, Eddie and Ken for the reference. For the record, PSA did recommend two vendors. * USED BY USA (And other) Olympic Team Members. First step, you have to get on the board. Mike has work scheduled 6-10 weeks out. Once you gravitate towards the top, he reaches out and schedules a time for the conversion. Next, we flew to Spokane to visit the shop in Post Falls, ID. Seeing the 69 GTO Mike bought 40 plus years ago was well worth the flight. The shop is spotless and it provided great insight into how Mike works and approaches his customers, projects and the fine shotguns he works on. The visit confirmed the decision and the much beloved Krieghoff K-80 was checked in. A custom fit, detailed discussion (consultation) around desired outcomes and preferences; 60 minutes whizzed by in no time at all. Mike checked and rechecked the fitting, we went over the job, added all the items and work started. The gun came back on the day it was promised. It's a process, you cannot rush the process, give Mike the time he needs to do a great job for you. Gun came back via UPS. When you start to unpack your stock, you immediately see the care and attention that just went into wrapping it up. Anticipation escalates. Then the big unveil and... it looks better than the pictures we saw. Photos do not scale like the real thing. The work is beautiful. Difficult to decide whether I like the engineering, the wood work or the artistry the most. Drive from UPS to the Sporting Clays course. The recoil reduction can only be described as SUBSTANTIAL / SIGNIFICANT. Everybody experiences recoil differently. Shooting 1OZ, #7.5's at 1,250 FPS through the 12Ga . The felt recoil can be described as "between a 20Ga and a 28Ga." G-Squared technology and a proper stock fitting. Immediately notice a second unexpected surprise; speed of the second shot. Less recoil, and onto the second clay quicker than ever before. This surprises everyone that shoots the shotgun. Life is too short to let recoil be a factor. The Shockmaster, Mike Gregory and a custom fit made the world of difference. Shot 300+ rounds that Saturday with a marked decrease in shot fatigue : - ) In my opinion, this was the best money I could spend on my K-80.