The most important step in the process is meeting with the client and discussing their shooting needs, preferences, and expectations. They may already have a firearm that they wish to customize, or they may be creating a system from scratch. In this case, selecting the best initial platform/stock weapon/receiver to begin with is also important.
Next StepClients will be able to choose the elements of their firearm including, but not limited to such elements as, stocks, barrels, sights, magazine releases, magazines, colors and finishes, personalized engraving, scopes, bipods and slings. Measurements for butt stock length, fore-stock placement, and trigger pull are taken. Clients are also encouraged to look through various site systems and heft various weights and balances of firarms to help them get the feel of the type of firearm they would like. Care is taken so that only compatible elements are selected in the design of the firearm. Choices regarding customs finishes will also be determined.
Next StepOnce the client has selected the various elements for their firearm and they have been ordered and received, assembly will begin. This process involves crucial fitting and fine tuning of the various parts for the firearm. The client is consulted throughout the process to ensure that the vision they had for the firearm is being met, and so that any adjustments to the design due to parts availability, etc. may be made. Assembly may take up to four to six weeks
Next StepOnce the firearm is substantially complete, the client will be asked to come in for a final fitting. Adjustments will be made and the firearm will be ready for final testing before being delivered to the customer.
Next StepStep Five: FinishOnce the firearm is fully tested for accuracy, safety, and dependability, the firearm is prepared for presentation with various options available including cleaning supplies, cases, care and maintenance information, service plans, ammunition recommendations, and accessories.
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