Kilo Guns

Tim Davis

Wyatt and his team at kilo have worked on guns, knives, and even license plate covers for me. One stop shop for custom work.

Ryan Pace

Quick turnaround time on my sight install (under 5 hours) on my Smith and Wesson. Did it right, no scratches on the slide or sights. Reasonable price and even stayed late to get it done and wait for me to get down there. Will definitely go back!

Andrew Wanthal

I had a PSAK-47 GF3 get a furniture swap from Magpul to Russian Red wooden furniture and get my safety lever notched in order to lock my bolt to the rear. I am very pleased with the results, workmanship, and fairly quick turnaround (12 days). I will certainly have all gunsmithing needs taken care of by them. They even included a cleaning rod.

A.C. M

I dropped off a barrel, trunnion, FSGB, bolt, handgaurd retainer, hinge block and pins to be assembled. The barrel needed to be turned and threaded, then headspaced to the bolt and trunnion. The work took a few weeks longer than expected, but I was in no rush. When I picked up the finished assembly, it was painted black. I never requested any paint. Allegedly the paint was done pro bono due to the delay in delivering the finished work. Ok, no big deal. A few months later I get around to putting the rifle together. After pressing the barrel into the trunnion and getting the barrel pin installed, we checked headspace. It was in spec, but required ZERO pressure to go into battery. pressed the barrel pin out, and the cut made into the barrel and trunnion didn't line up. Looking over the work more closely, it looked like there was super glue or maybe just globbed on paint around the hinge block. The alignment between the hinge block and FSGB could have been better too. The journal of the barrel was also painted, which also seemed unprofessional. And again, I never requested the finished assembly be painted. I haven't bothered contacting Kilo about this, because shortly after there were claims made that they stole a hard to get parts kit, and drug it out for nearly two years all while using it as a demo piece to advertise for Kilo. Kilo didn't appear to want to talk about it. How that relates to me. Seeing the way kilo handled the situation w/ the alleged stolen kit, I didn't expect it to be worth my time. Also, given how shoddy the work was that would be otherwise invisible to most people, I didn't really want them touching my rifle or any of its parts again. So, if you are looking to have any AK type firearms worked on or built, I can not reccomend having them do the work. I really wouldn't have them refinish a firearm either. The guys down at wepleadthe2nd do a better job for cheaper all while being distracted by leaspeed. Overall, very disappointed and upset in my one time experience w/ Kilo.