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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  • TFB Behind the Gun #212: Riley Hart of Romeo Hotel Engineering
    In this episode of TFB Behind the Gun, I sit down with Riley Hart, Design Engineer at Heckler & Koch USA and the founder of Romeo Hotel Engineering. From designing the Thicc-Boi-12 shotgun suppressor  for the Standard Manufacturing DP-12  to exploring radical concepts like his Gyro Brake, a gyroscopic style stabilizer intended to tame muzzle climb and recoil, Riley embodies the intersection of serious mechanical engineering and unapologetic gun nerd experimentation. We dive into how he balances OEM work at HK with running his own small shop design lab, what “unconventional firearms projects” really look like on the bench, and how his approach to suppression , stabilization, and platform-specific solutions challenges some of the industry’s stale assumptions. You can learn more about Riley’s work through his company’s website at Romeo Hotel Engineering – Unconventional Firearms Design ( https://www.romeohoteleng.com ) and keep up with his projects and ideas on his social channels.
  • TFB Review: Armageddon Gear Shooting Bags After 7 Years
    There is a moment every precision shooter knows: the stage timer beeps, and you have to make a barricade, a fence post, a window ledge, or whatever you fear the most, some kind of improvised field position your rock-solid shooting platform. In that moment, the difference between a hit and a miss often comes down to what is sitting between your rifle and that imperfect surface. That is where shooting bags earn their keep. In this review, we’ll take a look at a sticky bag from Armageddon Gear  I’ve been using for 7 years - and something brand new I recently discovered!
  • POTD: Frankonia Pro Tuning Taipan Pistols
    Today’s Photo of the Day showcases a selection of Pro Tuning Taipan pistols, all developed in-house by the Frankonia Tuning Center  in Germany. Each variant is built with a clear focus on precision shooting. While the images highlight a range of different configurations and visual styles, every model shares the same foundation, drawing from proven CZ-based designs.
  • Wheelgun Wednesday: Lightweight Versus Full-Weight Revolvers
    Welcome back to another edition of Wheelgun Wednesday. This week, I want to look at the world of lightweight revolvers that are on the market and how they drastically differ from their full-metal variants. I recently bought the new Smith & Wesson Nightguard and although I'm not ready to release my full review yet, I have a standard 686+ that is almost identical except for weight. Shooting them side by side has been interesting to see the differences. When you look at other options like the airweights, there are two very different guns that you have the ability to choose from. Let's take a closer look at lightweight versus full-weight revolvers.
  • New Heckler & Koch VP9CC Micro-Compact Pistol
    Heckler & Koch has announced the VP9CC, a new micro-compact pistol chambered in 9mm and manufactured at HK's factory in Oberndorf, Germany. The VP9CC is positioned as a smaller variant of the VP9 platform , retaining the ergonomic features and design language of the full-sized line rather than being developed as an entirely separate product.