Projx Inc. Gun Smithing

Brian Richter

Real deal gunsmith. Excellent FFL in regards to firearms deliveries and making contact to get me there for background check/pickup. I’ve used them for both needs. Always on time, efficient, knowledgeable, and fun to work with when solving problems with a gun. Don’t waste your time damaging your asset on your own. Make a call to figure out lead times and clearly explain your situation with your firearm before dropping it off. That saved me weeks without my favorite gun that had some failure to eject issues. Paul is incredibly knowledgeable on all types of firearms. I pick his brain on various guns/issues/needs whenever I’m there. The key element of choosing someone to handle your assets is the trust and relationship. Paul’s an absolute pleasure to work with. If you need a friendlier, more knowledgeable gunsmith or you’re needing an efficient FFL, call Paul.

Travis Miller

I'm kind of disappointed in their service. I brought in my WWII Mauser k98 that had been sportarized previously to get fixed. I talked to them and made an appointment about 5 weeks out so I could drop the gun off and have a somewhat reasonable turnaround time. I guess this was lost on them because when I dropped the gun off, I was told it would still be weeks before they could get to working on it. I was slightly annoyed about that since this was the whole reason in waiting to drop the gun off, but whatever, there busy and I get it. When I initially spoke with them and when I dropped the gun off, I was clear that I wanted wooden dowels inserted into both pieces of the stock and the remaining gap filled to make it a solid piece again. When I come to pick it up it looks like a terrible fix in my opinion and they said they inserted metal slivers (like nails) into both ends and epoxied them. I was not very happy about this fix, but when I questioned them about this, they said they believed it to be the best course of action to fixing it. It looked very cheaply done and flimsy to me, the stock actually bends at the separation when the front band is not in place to secure it to the barrel, but the "fix" was already done and they supposed to be professionals so I let it go. I also asked about having the wood touched up slightly to blend a light-colored spot from where the stock had been taped together for years, but it was not done and when I asked about this upon pickup, I was told how to do it myself. Again, I was slightly annoyed, but I just wanted my rifle back so I didn't push the issue. The thing that really upsets me though is after getting back home and looking the rifle over a little more closely you can clearly see where when they were trying to fix the rifle the front band was pushed too far down onto the barrel/stock and gouged the wood on either side. And then to get the front band back off it looks as if a mallet or something was used to hammer it back off and damaged the front band along with put a small gouge in part of the barrel. I have attached an older picture of before the "repair" was done and it is slightly blurry zoomed in, but you can clearly see the gouges were not there. I would highly recommend taking your rifle somewhere else if possible

Raymond McElroy

Have known and used for several years. Owner Paul is the Best of The Best! You will not find a nicer person with gun knowledge then Paul.

Brady Orlando

Great experience, just completed an FFL transfer, very quick and friendly. Would definitely recommend to others!