Fantastic service! I've brought 3 different feeding issues to them over the last 3 years and every…read moretime they've not only fixed them, but every time they do something above and beyond what I would have expected. And they are reasonably priced too. These problems have all been on antique lever guns. My favorite thing about Cajon is the seem to be just as invested in the repair as I am. Honestly, to me, they are my new standard for what good customer service looks like. I wish everyone cared a much about the quality of their work, and about their customers, as they do.

Went there to have some sites put on my gun, anticipating dropping it off, but they did it right…read morethere on the spot while we waited. Very friendly staff, easy to talk to. I have several older Guns. I will be taking them for some inspections and fine-tuning. Highly recommend them for any of your gunsmith needs.

stay away! He had my shotgun over a year, ended up giving it back to me in a box. He moved…read morelocations without telling me, and end the end, after endless promises I ended up just picking up the pieces. If he had the skillset he claims, he would have been done in two hours, Btw it was a broken top lever spring and a chipped firing pin which i think he did on the tear down, like even a cracked piece of wood on stock, plus wallowed a decorative screw on bottom. For a family heirloom it makes me sick that this guy just doesn't care, he shouldn't of accepted the job . Also his new business name is Selous gun.

Had a complete rebuild done on my sons Perazzi 2 years ago. Andrew did a great job rebuilding and…read morefitting it to him. He has been shooting competitions with it for 2 years now with zero problems. I am taking it back in to get refitted a third time as my son continues to grow. Andrew does top notch work at a great price. I wouldn't go anywhere else!

The store is in the heart of downtown Mesquite so as soon as you walk in it has that old building…read moresmell to it but I consider that apart of its charm. The prices are about average and they do carry some new ammo not just reloads. The store is really small so don't think they have a huge selection because everything is on one wall but they will have most of what you need to get started. And if you go on a Saturday then I can guarantee you will hear one or more of Larry's war stories.

Always able to find ammo at a good price! Owner is knowledgeable and teaches me something new about…read moreguns and ammunition types every time I go in there.

During the process of researching my first handgun, I stumbled across EPC. After testing out the…read moreS&W shield EZ380, I stopped in to make my purchase and talk customizations. Robert was super helpful, making sure I got the best weapon to meet my protection needs and prevent mistakes with my children. I only mentioned my customization vision once and it was done exactly as I envisioned. The process from ordering to cerakote was done so quickly, I didn't even have time to wonder about where we were in the process. Pleased is an understatement, and I WILL be back!

Added an extra $35 convenience fee on top of the transfer fee since I bought my firearm somewhere…read moreelse. Since they can't have competitive pricing and get sales they get you on transfers. I will no longer do business with Elite Precision.

I have taken 5 of my pistols to Grimes Gunsmithing for varius repairs and modifications over the…read morepast month. Each time I brought in a different gun he listened to the problem I was having made suggestions and determined the best course of action. The guns were always returned repaired, cleaned, and lubed. I highly recommend him as a professional gunsmith. He does outstanding work.

First be sure to use the right address…read more Grimes Gunsmithing, 7336 26 Blvd, Richland Hills, TX 76180 I needed a set of TruGlo TFX Pro sights put on my HK P30SK. I love about 45 mins away from Grimes Gunsmith. I have a closer gunsmith but he isn't open 3 days out of the week and won't promise to do sights while you wait. Before I found Grines I drove to Plano to a gunsmith that has a lot of good reviews. Long story short the gunsmith was saying how the TruGlo sight are junk and said he couldn't install them because they didn't fit and that I should return them. So opting for a second opinion I found Grimes and called. The gent I talked to said to come on buy. Which from Plano was a another 45 min drive. I get there and explain what the previous guy told me. He said he uses the same sights on his gun. And guess what? He got the sights fitted on my P30SK. Perfectly centered. He said the sights were just a tight fit but they are fine. I highly recommend Grimes Gunsmith. Plus they have the PROPER equipment and you can see exactly what they are doing. 5 stars.

Mike is great. I contacted Mike to assist me with cleaning a firearm. I sent him a message and he…read morequickly responded with available times and the price for performing the work. He also told me if it I dropped off he early in the morning I would have it back the same day, but I elected to bring it in later in the day and pick up next business day. Again, I dropped off at 2pm expecting to pickup next business day, but Mike called two hours later stating it was completed. Great work and timely cleaning. I will be using again!

Mike is great. I had a small issue with the wrong part and he brought it up immediately. Would…read moredefinitely do business with again. Great price for the work requested

Amazing layout, and great customer Service. Nice new clean…read moreshop. Came in and walked out with an AK47

I had a disappointing and honestly concerning experience at ARA Guns. It took almost 15 minutes…read morebefore anyone acknowledged me or asked if I needed help. I eventually asked whether they were hiring and was told they didn't have any openings, which is completely fair. I stayed to browse their selection, and while I was there, an employee handed a customer a KRISS Vector. The stock was folded, and afterward they couldn't figure out how to reopen it. Three employees and two customers examined it without being able to operate it correctly. I have never owned, handled, or operated a KRISS Vector, but I offered to look at it and opened the stock in roughly three seconds without instructions or assistance. At that point, my honest thought was: Are you sure you aren't hiring? Because I apparently understood the firearm better than the employees actively presenting it to a customer. If a gun store chooses to carry a particular firearm, especially one with a less conventional design, its employees should understand its basic controls, features, and proper order of operations before placing it into a customer's hands. That knowledge should not be improvised in front of the customer. There should be a clear process for safely demonstrating every firearm the store sells, and employees who are unfamiliar with a model should receive training before handling or presenting it. This is not merely about looking unprofessional. Firearms are not ordinary retail products, and a lack of basic product knowledge can become a serious safety issue. Watching multiple employees struggle with the basic operation of a firearm they were demonstrating felt careless and potentially negligent. Not having a position available wasn't the problem. The lack of customer acknowledgment, product familiarity, and apparent operating procedures was the problem. Frankly, I should probably have been given a chance over the clowns who couldn't operate a firearm they were actively showing to a customer. I walked in hoping to learn more about the business and possibly find an employment opportunity; I walked out questioning whether the employees had been properly trained on the products they sell

I've been doing business with Larry since 1995 and still will, he's always treated me right and has…read morebeen very helpful,

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this shop. I brought in three rifles for cleaning…read moreand was provided with a clear quote of $490 ($125 each for two, and $240 for the third). I was told the work would take two weeks, which was perfectly acceptable. When I called at the two-week mark to check in, I was told the work was ongoing due to soaking time. However, when I arrived to pick them up today, the invoice was $758.97--a significant, unauthorized increase. When I questioned this, the shop staff simply said it 'took more work' without any prior notification or approval. In any service industry, communication regarding price changes is essential. You cannot simply inflate a bill by over 30% without informing the customer beforehand. I cannot recommend this shop due to their lack of transparency and poor business practices." How would you feel at a restaurant that increased your bill 30% and the excuse was, the cook burnt the first steak? SAD