Firearm servicing and modification

A firearm fitted to the shooter

A well-fitted firearm is more comfortable to handle and makes accurate shooting easier. Every modification starts with an assessment of the firearm's condition and an agreement on what is feasible and permitted.

What we do

• Mounting of sights, rails and optic mounts.

• Adjusting the trigger mechanism.

• Shortening and fitting of stocks, including a recoil pad.

• Repair of damaged wooden and metal parts.

• Making parts that can no longer be obtained.

• Restoration of old firearms and returning them to a historically authentic condition.

• Identification and categorisation of old firearms.

Before and after modification

A military semi-automatic rifle before work and after modification: a new stock with a pistol grip and an optic on a mount.

Redesigning a firearm

A new stock, optic or finish changes the look and ergonomics of a firearm, within the changes the regulations allow.

Firearm repair

We repair and restore damaged parts, from wooden stocks and forends to the mechanism.

Making firearm parts

Parts that are no longer produced or cannot be obtained are made to the original or to measure.

Old and collectible firearms

Restoration of old firearms

We clean old firearms, remove corrosion and restore the mechanism and wooden furniture, taking care to preserve their original character.

Returning to a historically authentic condition

With collectible firearms, the aim is for the appearance and parts to match the period in which the firearm was made.

Identification and categorisation

We help establish the model, period of manufacture and condition of an old firearm, as well as its category under the regulations.

In accordance with the regulations

We carry out only modifications permitted by the Law on Weapons and Ammunition. We do not accept requests that are not in accordance with the regulations.

After mounting an optic or adjusting the trigger, we recommend sighting in the firearm at the range.