Cleaning & maintenance
Cleaning and routine care to address buildup and wear. We’ll discuss the firearm’s condition and any concerns that need a closer look.
Care in the work. Respect for the firearm.
Mayberry’s
Precision Armory
Expert Work. Professional Standards. Quality Forged by Hard Work.
Gunsmithing starts with understanding what you need. I take the time to evaluate your firearm, explain the work, and check the details along the way.
PRECISION / PATIENCE / CRAFTWorkshop illustration · Not a project photograph
Thoughtful evaluationClear scope & communicationAttention to the details
01 / Services
The right work.
A clear understanding.
From routine care to finish and stock projects, the work begins with a conversation. We’ll discuss your goals and evaluate what makes sense for your firearm.
Optics & sights
Optics mounting and sight installation, with attention to component compatibility, fit, alignment, and the applicable manufacturer’s specifications.
Hunting rifle evaluation
Inspection and accuracy-related services guided by your concerns. We’ll evaluate the setup and agree on appropriate work without promising a particular group size.
Stocks & refinishing
Stock work, bedding, and refinishing, with care for fit, condition, and appearance. The approach depends on the stock material and the firearm.
Cerakote & hydrodip
Finish projects built around your preferred appearance and intended use. Preparation, coverage, and finish options are discussed before the work is agreed upon.
Selected detail work
Detail work, including jeweling, considered for suitable components. We’ll review the intended look and whether the work is appropriate for the part.
Owner review: these are intended service offerings. Confirm scope and availability before public launch. Pricing and scheduling are discussed for each project.
02 / The person behind the work
My name is on it.
The details matter.
I’m Christopher Mayberry, owner and lead gunsmith at Mayberry’s Precision Armory. My approach is straightforward: understand the project, explain the work clearly, and give the firearm the attention it deserves.
I completed my Certificate in Firearms Technology–Gunsmithing at Sonoran Desert Institute and am continuing my Associate of Science in Firearms Technology studies. Continued learning is part of how I approach the craft.
I believe in checking the details every time. Whether your project involves a hunting rifle, an everyday carry handgun, or stock and finish work, you should understand what is being done and why before work begins.
Christopher MayberryMayberry’s Precision Armory
03 / Our process
Know what happens next.
A clear process keeps the project focused and keeps you informed. Questions are welcome at every stage.
Talk it through
Tell me about the firearm, what you’re noticing, and what you want to accomplish.
Evaluate
I assess the firearm and the requested work so we can discuss a suitable approach.
Agree on the work
We review the scope and estimate. Work begins after you approve the agreed project.
Do the work
I complete the approved work and communicate if the evaluation changes along the way.
Check & review
I perform appropriate final checks for the work completed and review the result with you.
If additional work is needed, I’ll explain it and get your approval before proceeding.
04 / Project gallery
Let the work speak.
Real project photographs will be added here. This first version reserves space for before-and-after views and a clear explanation of the work performed.
BEFORE / AFTER · PHOTOS TO BE ADDED
Stock work & finish detailsReserved for an actual project, its condition, and the approved work.
DETAIL VIEW · PHOTO TO BE ADDED
A closer look at the craftReserved for an actual project detail and a short description.
Follow along on YouTube.
Join me on the Mayberry’s Precision Armory channel for videos about my gunsmithing education and hands-on work.
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05 / Start a conversation
Tell me about
your project.
A make, model, and a short explanation are a good place to start. We’ll discuss the details before any work is agreed upon.
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