1,838stores
48states
12%of all listings
A shop that sells guns and a shop that fixes them are different businesses, and the map cannot tell them apart. Every listing here has gunsmithing confirmed from the shop's own website or data.
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Ask about turnaround before you leave the gun. A scope mount is same-day at most shops; refinishing or machine work can queue for weeks — busy smiths post their backlog if you ask.
Common questions
What does a gunsmith cost?
Simple jobs — scope mounting, sight installation, cleaning — usually run $40-100. Trigger work, headspacing and refinishing are quoted per job. Most shops charge a bench fee that applies toward the work.