Gunsmithing

Meet your Gunsmith

At Big Bear Arms, we are blessed to work with Mr. Davis, our official gunsmith, to cater to your gun’s need for upgrades and repairs.

Retired Gunnery Sgt. Davis is a 12 year Veteran of the Marine Corps, and has worked with us for over 3 years.

He is extremely knowledgeable about both modern and older firearms.

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Big Bear Arms provides its customers with Gunsmithing services, gun cleaning, and custom jobs in Waxhaw, Texas.

Billed at $65/hr
Gun cleaning $35-75 depending on firearm

What is a Gunsmith?

A gunsmith returns malfunctioning weapons to their original state in order to ensure proper operation, safety, and beauty.

This can be done by repairing, exchanging, modernizing, or creating new parts.
A gunsmith can also add carvings, engravings, and other decorative aspects to a finished firearm.

Gunsmiths work with a variety of customers, stay up to date on laws, rules, and requirements from the federal, state, and local levels, and adhere to them.

A gunsmith’s primary technical responsibility is to make sure that weapons function properly and safely.
They guarantee both strict adherence to gun handling regulations and safe mechanical operation of the firearm.

Regularly maintaining, repairing, and altering firearms is known as gunsmithing.
Gunsmiths locate worn-out or broken components and swap them out for new ones.
To fix the problems, they must be aware of the flaws that are unique to particular models and producers.

They inspect the weapon, locate the cause of any defects or failures, carry out any required repairs, and restore it to specifications.
Frequently, the safety concern or component breakdown cannot be seen with the unaided eye or is so slight as to need meticulous detection.

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