Gunsmithing in Staunton, VA

Gunsmith Jason Jordan

AGI certified Glock armorer and practical gunsmith, working at his bench inside our shop on Barterbrook Road. Bring it in and he will take a look.

Gunsmith Jason Jordan working at the bench at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

Certified by the American Gunsmithing Institute (AGI)

Law Enforcement Glock Armorer

Trained to inspect, service and repair Glock pistols, including replacing worn or broken parts.

Practical Gunsmith

Trained in how firearms work, how to diagnose what is wrong, and how to repair rifles, shotguns and handguns properly.

Jason Jordan's gunsmithing tools on the wall above his bench at Drop Tine Guns

The man at the bench

Jason does the gunsmithing work himself, right here in the shop. The photos on this page are Jason at his bench and the tools he works with every day.

When you drop a gun off, the person looking at it is the person who will work on it. Ask him anything about your firearm and you will get a straight answer.

What Jason works on

Glock armorer work

Inspection, servicing and repair of Glock pistols, including replacing worn or broken parts.

Repairs and diagnosis

Rifles, shotguns and handguns that will not feed, fire, extract or function the way they should. Jason finds the cause and fixes it.

Deep cleaning

A thorough cleaning for a gun that has sat in the safe a while, came out of an estate, or saw a wet season.

Vintage and antique restoration

Heirloom, older and antique firearms cleaned up, repaired and brought back, handled with the care an old gun deserves.

Scope mounting and sighting in

Scopes and red dots mounted, rings and bases swapped, and boresighting, so a new optic leaves the shop ready for the season.

Not sure whether we can help with yours? Call the shop and ask.

Restoration

Vintage and antique gun restoration

Grandad's shotgun, a rifle that came out of an estate, or an old piece that has sat in a closet for decades. Jason restores vintage and antique firearms so they can be enjoyed again.

He will look it over with you, talk through what the gun needs and what you want it to be, and price the restoration for that gun.

Restored and rebuilt handgun

A 1943 U.S. Army issue 1911 that served in World War II. It had sat unused for decades. Jason took it completely apart and rebuilt it, and now its owner can take it out and fire it anytime.

1943 U.S. Army issue 1911 pistol from World War II before restoration, disassembled with a rusted frame, at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

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1943 U.S. Army issue 1911 pistol after restoration and rebuild by gunsmith Jason Jordan at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

After

Restored WWII German Mauser

A German Mauser rifle from World War II. Every metal component was completely rusted and the rifle could not be used. Jason restored it to a clean, working rifle, from the metal to the wood stock.

WWII German Mauser rifle before restoration, rusted and unusable, at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

Before

WWII German Mauser rifle after restoration with refinished wood stock, by gunsmith Jason Jordan at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

After

WWII German Mauser rifle action before restoration, with rusted metal, at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

Before, the action

WWII German Mauser rifle action after restoration by gunsmith Jason Jordan at Drop Tine Guns in Staunton, VA

After, the action

No rate sheet. Every job is priced on its own.

A gun that just needs a good cleaning is a very different job from one that needs parts or fitting, so we price each job once Jason has looked it over.

Dropping off a gun

Bring it in unloaded and cased.

Tell Jason what it is doing, or what you want done.

He looks it over and gives you a price for that job.

Bring it in. Jason will take a look.

1301 Barterbrook Road, Staunton, VA 24401. Monday to Friday 9 to 6, Saturday 9 to 4.

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