FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How much is your transfer fee?
A: We charge a flat rate of $25.00 per transfer (excluding NFA items).
Q: Are you accepting transfers at this time?
A: Yes, we process dozens of transfers daily. Unless we are permanently closed, we are still accepting transfers (excluding NFA items; please contact us beforehand in order to coordinate).
Q: I purchased/want to purchase a firearm online, what now?
A: Select us as the FFL you would like your firearm shipped to, once complete, the dealer will confirm our FFL is up to date and valid (most dealers use a system that has the vast majority of current FFLs and their licenses, if not, they will typically reach out to us for verification) once the dealer has verifed, they will ship it out to us, once it arrives at our shop we will log it into our A&D books as per the ATF, and then give you a call once it is ready for pickup.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us at: armageddonarmorysa@gmail.com
Q: Do you buy used firearms?
A: Unless it is something rare/unique, we typically do not, as we are primarily a custom shop.
Q: Can you run my "x" slide on your CNC with the Glock® optic cut program even though it's not a Glock®?
A: No, we cannot run any other slides on our CNC other than an OEM slide (Aftermarket Glock® slides with a similar OEM, non optics cut rear profile are possible but vary). The program was modeled using OEM slide dimensions; if we put any other slide on there, it could: cut into internals we are not aware of, cut too deep, not cut high enough, turn your slide into a paperweight, or damage our 3-Axis CNC.
Q: Can you make me a part that is no longer produced?
A: No, we do not have the means to manufacture a one-off part.
Q: I have an old gun I inherited or have had in storage for years. Can you check to make sure it's safe to shoot?
A: Yes. We do full inspections quite regularly. Our inspection process includes a full detail disassembly (down to each individual component), borescope imaging/video, headspace gauge check, and full function check.