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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  • Meet the DOT EHS-1 L: Same Reticle, New Mount, Less Money
    When TFB first covered Dynamic Optronic Technologies  back in September, the California-based company's debut EHS-1 holographic sight had already been turning heads since its SHOT Show appearance earlier that year. Now, DOT is back with a variant built around a different philosophy for how the optic attaches to your rifle. The EHS-1 L swaps the original's Quick Detach lever for a cross-bolt mounting system, and the result is a lower-profile package that DOT says is aimed at shooters who prefer a permanent, high-torque rail interface over a tool-free detach option.
  • How to Start Dry Fire Training (Without Overthinking It)
    In the early days of my competitive shooting career, I was a young college student who didn’t have the means to afford a ton of ammo for training. I was told that the alternative was that I would need to dry fire… a lot. The advice was great because it would allow me to improve my shooting skills. The problem was that I didn’t truly understand what that meant or how to get started. How exactly was I supposed to become a better shooter without actually shooting?
  • POTD: Colonial Armament Commando MK-56 - Belt Fed in a Rifle Package
    Fifty. That's the number that matters here. Colonial Armament has pulled the wraps off the MK-56 Commando, a limited-edition belt-fed rifle chambered in 5.56 that takes the familiar M249 ecosystem and repackages it into something considerably more portable. Only 50 units will be produced, split between black and FDE.
  • The Rimfire Report: ELEY Force 42gr Supersonic Round Nose
    ELEY’s line of premium UK-produced ammunition is a pretty rare sight here in the States for most of us, mostly because of its price. In addition to the budget, specialty, and standard 22LR offerings we’ve been checking out, I’ve also decided to start folding in some more premium 22LR offerings, including this week’s offering - ELEY Force 42gr Round Nose. This supersonic load is primarily intended for high-level competitive shooters, and today we’ll be putting it through the Ingegrally Suppressed Angstadt/Ruger Precision Rimfire.
  • Canik MC9 Prime NC Drops the Comp, Keeps Everything Else
    Canik's METE MC9 Prime  was the kind of launch that tends to generate a follow-up question: what about a version without the comp? The West Palm Beach brand apparently heard that question loud and clear. The new METE MC9 Prime NC delivers the full Prime feature set in a traditional, non-compensated configuration, and if you've been waiting for exactly that, your wait is over.