HK smiths in AZ?

[Abbey]

I'm looking to get a trigger housing clipped/pinned. I guess I can ship them off to HKParts but was wondering if there is anyone local who does HK work?

 

[mtptwo]

Good question, I am also looking for a HK smith.

 

[QuietM4]

Wright Armory.

 

[pneuby]

Langdon Tactical does some bangin' trigger jobs on them. I suspect they could also handle the task.

 

[Abbey]

Does Langdon do roller-lock series work? I thought he just did P30/USP type HK work?

 

[QuietM4]

Does Langdon do roller-lock series work? I thought he just did P30/USP type HK work?

Langdon Tactical is not a gunsmith...they have a very limited amount of firearms they work on, and HK rifles is not one of them.

 

[Suck My Glock]

Along these lines, I have a Century Arms C93 I'd love to get converted with a paddle mag release.

 

[pneuby]

Apologies, I didn't read into the OP enough to realize he was speaking of their longarm/s. :?

 

[revlimit]

I'm looking to get a trigger housing clipped/pinned. I guess I can ship them off to HKParts but was wondering if there is anyone local who does HK work?

Already clipped and pined housing is only $100. What do you expect to pay to a gunsmith to do the work that probably requires 1 hour labor to do?

 

[Abbey]

I'm looking to get a trigger housing clipped/pinned. I guess I can ship them off to HKParts but was wondering if there is anyone local who does HK work?

Already clipped and pined housing is only $100. What do you expect to pay to a gunsmith to do the work that probably requires 1 hour labor to do?

Let me know where you find a 4-pos Ambi housing for $100 and I'll buy all they have in stock.

 

[Twobadazbrothers]

Kilo guns up in north Phoenix does excellent work on HK weapons

 

[EarlCordova]

Maybe Kilo guns doesn't like working on AR15s, because they did a pin and weld for me that looked like they dragged it down the street behind a truck.

 

[QuietM4]

Maybe Kilo guns doesn't like working on AR15s, because they did a pin and weld for me that looked like they dragged it down the street behind a truck.

I hear more bad things about Kilo Guns than I hear good things...easily 2-1.

 

[NathanK]

Yeah, I would stay away from Kilo guns. Been there twice for what should’ve been easy work and they left damage marks both my guns each time.
I’m looking for someone at this point who is very familiar with HK guns too. Got some projects on my HK handgun that I’m trying to find someone to work on.

 

[alkx]

Anubis Armory does a lot of HK stuff- not sure if taking clients but worth checking in

 

[YNOTAZ]

Anubis Armory does a lot of HK stuff- not sure if taking clients but worth checking in

Yep anubis, you can see his work on FakeBook or Meta-(twitter)-X
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[brandonsmash]

Randy Shackleford. 623.326.1400. He is phenomenal with the MP5 platform and very knowledgeable about HK in general.

 

[straightcut]

I appreciate your recommendation, brandonsmash. I have an HK USP40 that I seem to hit the mag release lever when I shoot. I replaced the spring (noticeably shorter than the new spring), but it didn’t solve my problem. Radically altering my grip to be nowhere near the mag release lever eliminates the issue but is very “un-natural”.
Advice - or - maybe a gunsmith might be able to help here.
Thanks!

 

[kydexwerks1]

Kinda old thread. I have an HK45C im looking to have different sights pressed in.

Any competent shops recommended for this?

Glock Meister in mesa installs sights, but they are off the list as an option because they have screwed up 1 to many times and take zero responsibility for damage.