Moonshine Armory LLC - Professional Gunsmith Services

 

Your full service gunsmith in Twin Falls, Idaho 

 

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From professional cleaning of your favorite firearm or rebarreling an old Mauser to complete custom builds and accurizing, Moonshine Armory does it all.  Not only do we do it all, we do it right the fist time at very affordable prices.  We are a complete gun repair facility and so much more.  If you've been told in the past that it couldn't be done or you couldn't afford it, give us a call.  Dickie don't do "can't."

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(208) 649-GUNS

Serving Twin Falls, Jerome, Kimberly, Filer, Buhl, Hansen, Shoshone, Murtaugh, Gooding, Wendell and the rest of the Magic Valley and Southern Idaho

 

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