I've been going to Cajun for over 3 years. Mike and his crew have been helping and customizing my…read morefirearms all this time. I would not trust my firearms with anyone else. From customizing my 2011 and other pistols, to cerakoting my .300 blackout, to assisting me with all my FFL transfers. Great service they can do almost anything, and if they don't they know who does. Awesome value and pricing. This is the best gunsmith in all of DFW!

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.

These guys will not hold back on hundred percent customer satisfaction. Everyone who walks in gets…read morea family treatment no exceptions. Definitely my to go gun shop.

Fit new barrel to my 1911 great job! Will be using them for…read moreall my guns. Looking to fit another barrel on another 1911 very soon.

Convenient and reasonably priced service! Friendly and knowledgeable staff…read more Was able to get gunsmith work done the same day!

Went to get my slide cerakoted and they originally told me it would only be $60 and that it…read morewouldn't take to long since there was only one person ahead of me and they where getting the same color they told me to come in around 2 weeks later and they told me it was $160 I just decided to pay and not make a big deal out of it but around a week later the cerakote is already peeling off would not recommend

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

Great gunsmith! My Colt 1911 was in need of overhaul/restoration and Mike came through huge. Very…read moreeasy to contact and work with too. Highly recommend.

I recently took my rifle to the gunsmith at Frisco Gun Club and had an outstanding experience…read moreworking with Donovan. From start to finish, the communication was top-notch; he provided clear updates at every stage of the work, so I was never left wondering about the status of my gear. Beyond the technical skill, Donovan's expertise is evident. He suggested a specific change in the grain of ammunition I was using, and he was absolutely spot on--the performance difference was immediate and impressive. It's rare to find a gunsmith who is as communicative as they are capable. Donovan is a great asset to Frisco Gun Club, and I'll definitely be back for any future maintenance or builds.

I used to be an annual member at Frisco Gun Club and had a wonderful experience throughout my many…read moretimes visiting here. The staff were consistently so friendly and welcoming especially when I brought in friends to try out the range for the first time. I went here more times than I can count and I had a consistently great experience. I am bummed out that I had to move to the East coast for a new job but will definitely come back and visit the next time I'm in the DFW area. You won't find a nicer gun range for a better price than at Frisco Gun Club. An additional bonus of coming here is that even the clientele are very nice and have that southern hospitality.

I really wanted to like this place. It's clean, organized, has a ton of options, and everyone…read moreseems friendly. The problem I have is my friend and I were shooting. Both of us in our 50's. One of the range hands looked to be 20 at best. Young enough to be our kid. Anyway, he kept asking about my gun case because I had a .40 sitting in it and not at the shooting area. I had explained to him I wanted to shoot it, but they didn't have .40 ammo. He didn't like that my case was open with the gun inside. He asked my friend to close my case which my friend did. I finished going through my two mags, went back to our area and noticed my case closed. My buddy said, "The kid was nervous it was opened and asked me to close it". No big deal, all good. Except, we were asked to leave by another range employee because he didn't like us referring to the other guy was "the kid". There was no harm intended. We weren't being derogatory, it was simply a description, the young man could have been our kid so my friend referred to him as ". The kid ". We were kicked out because of that. It won't hurt them, it won't hurt my friend, and it won't hurt me....but he nor I will return. I get safety issues. I get hate speech, but this was ridiculous

I took my daughter in to shoot she is new to shooting. Tom, I think he may be an owner, helped us…read more He couldn't have been nicer. He and the staff were extremely accommodating wanting to insure she was comfortable and was able to progress. She had a blast and can't wait to go again. One of the best ranges around and I drive from by DFW to shoot there.

these guys are very helpful and kind. they do good work too of course…read more they helped me fix my Glock rear sights when I did not have the tools to do so

Very quick and effective service provided. Really worth of trying with this business. Great…read morematerial used on my firearms.

About a week ago, I was in need of some relatively minor gunsmithing. I had attempted to remove a…read moreflash hider that was really torqued on and believed I had loosened my barrel. Knowing that there can be issues if barrel/bolt face headspace gets off by too much, I decided it best to have a gunsmith re-torque everything to specs. I submitted a quote request via Yelp* and within a few hours I received three replies. The first came in at $40 for the fix, the second - which was Barnestormers - quoted $75, and the third just said gimme a call and we can talk about it. Riiiiight... Because Chuck of Barnestormers mentioned the possibility of my having sheered off the barrel index pin, I decided to go with Barnestormers. I figured that if I had sheered off the pin, I would at least be in good hands, thinking that Chuck is going to do a thorough check to make sure everything is as it should be. Chuck is friendly enough. He conducts his gunsmithing operations out of his garage which, as I shared with Chuck, reminds me of my own garage, wherein I place something and then can never find it! Chuck did find everything he was looking for when I was there and, while I could criticize his operation and seemingly disorganized workspace, I was grateful that he was cool with my being present while he worked on my AR. Foremost, let me say that Chuck completed the work on my AR in relatively short order and I am happy with the end result. That said, I was disappointed that as Chuck attempted to remove my barrel nut and delta ring, he damaged the barrel nut significantly by breaking off a tooth or two; really making it an ugly mess! The teeth on the barrel nut were damaged because Chuck lost control of the barrel nut wrench when attempting to loosen the nut. In his defense, the nut was seriously tight, but I think with a bit more care, he would have been able to remove the nut without actually damaging it. And, it probably wouldn't even have phased me, and I likely wouldn't even mention it here had he had a nut on hand (new or otherwise) to use as a replacement for the one he damaged. Or, since he did not have a barrel nut on hand - just in case... that he would comp some aspect of the parts and/or labor on my repair work. Instead, Chuck produced a complete new handguard with barrel nut included as a prospective solution, the acceptance of which would result in somewhat of a configuration change on my AR annnd an increase in costs. Because I did not want the damaged barrel nut put back on, only to end up feeling the need to replace it and incur further costs in the future, I opted for the new "furniture" and to have the issue solved while attention was being given and money being spent. Chuck quoted me $90 for the new, 10" UTG free float handguard, which I trusted and now know was a decent price. The main issue I take with my experience and the main reason for the less than stellar review here of Barnestormers is that, I calculated $75 for the labor and $90 for the new handguard. So, $165 out the door. And, while I did not specifically ask for it, I did make mention of being a disabled veteran and kinda hoped Chuck would feel compelled to offer a nominal price break for my military service to our country. But, when I asked for a total, Chuck said $200. Now, because I am the type of person who chooses not demean another man's worth, I paid the $200. I just felt that there was a bit of a bait and switch of sorts and that, if anything, there should have been a discount off that quoted for my being captively motivated to accept the new handguard and consequences of what I perceived to be Chuck's carelessness. In the end, each of us weighs different aspects of business differently and you very well may disagree with me on this one, but if you decide to go with Barnestormers Armory for your gunsmithing needs, consider yourself informed! I know for myself, I personally will shop elsewhere next time. Live well. Be well. Cheers!

I needed the services of a good gunsmith to rebuild a Browning SA22 for me. I had taken the rifle…read moreapart wrong & had lost a couple of the parts. I ordered the parts myself, but I wanted someone with more experience than me to put the rifle back together. Chuck got the rifle back together in record time. It came apart while he was demonstrating the repair & he had to reassemble the gun again. He accomplished this while I was there & made sure it was working correctly before I left. He did a good job, he was competent & friendly. I recommend his services & will use his service in the future.