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Gunsmiths in Vermont

6 of the 55 gun stores and hunting shops we track in Vermont have gunsmithing services. Full listings for every city are on the Vermont page.

6stores
6cities
55stores statewide

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.

Addison 1

  1. DOGFACE SUPPLY LLC

    7663 VT-22A, Addison, VT 05491

    Gunsmithing

Alburgh 1

  1. Champlain Sportsman Supply LLC

    161 Center Bay N, Alburgh, VT 05440

    monday: 10am

    FFL transfersGunsmithing

Ferrisburgh 1

  1. Atlas Gunworks

    7058 Route 7, Ferrisburgh, VT 05473-4063

    GunsmithingReloading supplies

Mt Tabor 1

  1. Safari Supply LLC

    1333 US-7, Mt Tabor, VT 05739

    GunsmithingNFA / Class 3Reloading supplies

New Haven 1

  1. Pidgeon's Gun Shop

    3088 Ethan Allen Hwy, New Haven, VT 05472-1042

    FFL transfersGunsmithing

Windsor 1

  1. LSP Competition Shooting Accessories

    39 Park Rd, Windsor, VT 05089-4401

    FFL transfersGunsmithingNFA / Class 3
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.

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Good to know

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.

How to register firearm?

Firearm registration requirements depend entirely on state and local laws, as federal law does not mandate a universal registry for standard handguns or long guns. In Vermont, specific transfer reporting or permit steps may apply when purchasing or importing a firearm. You can consult any of the 6 licensed FFL dealers in Vermont for current compliance guidelines.

Can you get a concealed carry permit online?

Some jurisdictions allow applicants to complete classroom instruction online, but physical range qualification or in-person application filing is often required. Regulations vary across Vermont, where specific state police or sheriff department criteria must be met. Check with local authorities or 6 registered FFLs across Vermont for official permit procedures.