We work on almost any firearm and pride ourselves on being one of the few “general hospitals” left in the area. From your dad’s Browning A5 to your new competition pistol, we can help.

Generally, we do not work on black powder guns, BB/pellet guns, or AK platforms. Please call in advance to discuss your specific firearm. In addition, we currently do not thread barrels or pin/weld muzzle devices. We reserve the right to decline a job but will always do our best to refer you to a trusted partner.

Yes. For a copy of our Federal Firearms License information click the link below:

https://www.texstargunworks.com/s/Tex-Star-Gunworks-FFL-Exp-2028-r79x.pdf

It depends on the job. We will do some work while you wait, some work can be turned around in a few days, and major work can sometimes take multiple weeks. Being a small shop sometimes increases lead times but ensures top-notch quality. We wouldn’t have it any other way.

ALWAYS treat every firearm as if they are loaded. The muzzle is ALWAYS pointed in a safe direction. Preferably, bring your unloaded firearm in from your vehicle in a box, holster, or bag. If you are unsure of all firearms safety protocols, please call us from your vehicle and we will gladly come out and assist you.

If you have a firearm or related item that you no longer want or need, our team can help you sell it quickly and easily. Bring in your firearm and our staff will determine if it is the type and condition of firearm we would list on our GunBroker.com page. We will handle all aspects of the sale, including advertising, shipping, negotiation, and required paperwork. If the firearm sells, we retain 20% of the sale price as an earned fee.

We are primarily a gunsmithing shop, so we stock very little in the way of parts - we do not stock firearms or ammunition.

As of October 2025, we have procured a high-quality laser etching device. We expect this service to be available within a few months. This will include engraving suppressors, logos, or simply your favorite image or text.