A field strip and a patch isn't a cleaning. A full service means the firearm comes apart, every part gets cleaned, and every part gets looked at while it's out.
Most people find out about a cracked extractor or a tired spring the hard way. This is how you find out early instead.
Prices marked with + indicate starting rates · Final quote after inspection
Reviews
Feedback from East Valley customers who've had this work done at the bench.
"Mike is great. Easy to work with and good value for the services. Had him work on an old .22 with sentimental value and he got it running great again."
"Outstanding service! I brought a vintage Winchester 101 shotgun. I got it back after needing a new recoil pad. Mike went through it and thoroughly cleaned it and checked it for functioning, all for a fraction of the cost that I thought this was going to cost. Highly recommend."
"I was referred to Mike to help me with my firearms. Mike quoted the job and went way beyond the normal course of business. I liked his work so much, I brought everything I have to him for inspection and a cleaning service. He runs a clean shop, is very punctual and has great attention to detail. I intend to improve some things in the future and Mike has become my go to for all of my bullet launchers. His prices are competitive too! As a former military person from the old school, this is someone I can trust with my prized possessions."
— Gun Cleaning & Inspection —
Mon–Fri by appointment · Sat 10:00–4:00 · Closed Sunday
Dovetail sights, fiber optic fronts, pistol sight inserts and zero checks — pressed in straight and verified on the bench.
Cleaning and inspection, spring and gas ring rebuilds, trigger and handguard installs, plus complete upper, lower and rifle assembly.
Camo, print and custom GunSkins wraps applied by hand — full rifles, slides and accessories, trimmed clean and heat-set.