Moonshine Armory LLC - Professional Gunsmith Services

 

Your full service gunsmith in Twin Falls, Idaho 

 

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From professional cleaning of your favorite firearm or rebarreling an old Mauser to complete custom builds and accurizing, Moonshine Armory does it all.  Not only do we do it all, we do it right the fist time at very affordable prices.  We are a complete gun repair facility and so much more.  If you've been told in the past that it couldn't be done or you couldn't afford it, give us a call.  Dickie don't do "can't."

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(208) 649-GUNS

Serving Twin Falls, Jerome, Kimberly, Filer, Buhl, Hansen, Shoshone, Murtaugh, Gooding, Wendell and the rest of the Magic Valley and Southern Idaho

 

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    I was typing away on the keyboard of my recently deceased MacBook Pro one morning when a delivery arrived—not particularly unusual for a guy who writes about guns—but nobody had mentioned this one, causing me to be caught off guard. As I head back to my desk, trying to find a weakness in the packaging like a child on Christmas morning, a familiar lime green I’ve come to know over the years began to tease its way out of the box, forcing me to ask myself, “Did Meprolight make a friggin scope?” As I sat back down, admiring the fancy presentation, it became clear that what I had in my hands was a new MVO (Mepro Variable Optic) 3-18x44 FFP (First Focal Plane) M3 with MIL Reticle.
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    In today’s Photo of the Day, we have a number of interesting firearms captured, as they’re used to engage targets on the Lethal Serpent lane during the U.S. Army Europe and Africa European Best Sniper Team Competition. The photograph was taken in November 2025, at the 7th Army Training Command’s Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany. Above you can see a Spanish sniper team member using his Heckler & Koch G36, with a red dot and magnifier from SIG Sauer.
  • Fudd Friday: When Craftsmanship Was More Than a Marketing Term
    Morphy's December 16-18 firearms auction  reads like a catalog from a different century—one where engravers signed their work, walnut was selected by eye and grain rather than price point, and the word "custom" meant something a man with calloused hands had actually customized.