Wright Armory

I went here for the first time on 1÷23÷16 and had a great experience as a new customer. The trigger pin on my Romanian WASR ¹⁰⁄₆₃ kept walking out as I was firing it, so I brought it in for Matt to take a look. He knew what the issue was right away and told me it was a quick fix that could be done while I waited and quoted me a reasonable $ 40 to fix. Matt called me exactly half an hour later as promised telling me the work was complete. When I came to pick up the gun he informed me I only owed $ 11! I will definitely be back if I need work on any of my guns in the future.

Was hesitant to let anyone work on my project rifle. Found this place and from the very first phone call the staff was friendly, helpful, and cool. The turnaround time was decent for the job and it was done very professionally. I will definitely be back for any of my other gunsmith needs. Highly recommended!

Just visited this shop for the first time today. I needed to have a front sight replaced on my 1911. The guy at the counter was very friendly and helpful. Not only did they have the job done quickly but the price for the repair was very reasonable. I will be returning with any of my gun smithing needs and highly recommend them.

Had a problem with my LC9 (clip kept disengaging), I contacted them via Facebook (Brian messaged me back). Very courteous and upfront. I actually drove out to Tempe (by passing dozens of gun shops to go there) and let me tell you their Customer Service was impecable. I delt with Brian and David… Both who were extremely helpful and courteous. Highly recommend Wright Armory!!!

On my last trip to AZ, I decided to take my dad’s old Colt revolver in to get it cleaned up. I called around to some gun shops for advice on who could work on a Colt and finally decided to ask Wright Armory gunsmiths to clean it up. (Healy Firearms on Baseline, my awesome neighborhood gun shop, had recommended Wright for gunsmithing.) Anyway, the Colt had some rust on it from years of neglect and needed a gentle hand as well as someone who knew Colts. Many gunsmiths only work on tactical firearms nowadays but Marcos and the guys at Wright did a great job with the old revolver… and got it to me quicker than normal because I had to fly back home.
My dad just sees that old Colt as his ‘snake gun’ but still, we’re all so glad that it’s cleaned up and in trustworthy, working condition now. :-) Total cost: $ 110 for cleaning, lube and rust removal. Sure, that’s more than other shops quoted me but the guy at Wright’s actually knew how to talk Colts. You should have heard some of the other responses on calls I made… lol.
The only thing they didn’t do was the ‘test shot’ I’d requested. That was likely because they rushed the job for me, though, so I didn’t mind. I appreciated the quicker turnaround.
Tip: Make sure the person who drops off the firearm can also pick it up. If not, they have to do a $ 20 transfer paperwork.
Based on my experience with them this weekend, I’d recommend Wright to others.
See ya there!

They mounted a Vortex Viper PST scope on my .300 win mag and installed a muzzle break in 3 days. Great work, great service, great speed…
Thanks!

Well I picked up my shotgun earlier today and guess what I am spending my time doing tonight… Yup, cleaning my shotgun. That’s right– I picked up my gun from having it cleaned and I’m cleaning it again.
Extremely disappointed. Dropped my shotgun off to have it cleaned because it got dropped in the dirt and the dirt got pretty deep inside the chamber. The one guy in the front with braces on his lower teeth is a complete ass hole and I was debating not even leaving my gun there until some other guy walked out of the back and started a conversation with me– he ended up being a pretty cool guy and super good with customers. They said it would be ready in 1 week… Well 3.5 weeks go by and still haven’t heard a single thing from them so I go in there and sure enough my gun is ready and has just been sitting there. I explained that I didn’t get any calls and the guy with braces simply says hmmm that’s strange I don’t know what to tell you, we normally call everyone on Friday. Ok good for you well you didn’t call me! I get back home and start inspecting my gun and it has oil and finger prints alllll over it along with some type of reddish brown powder. Yup this is my first negative review ever on here and I will not be returning to Wright Armory. But to the guy in the back– awesome customer service. And to guy with braces– you will get no where in life with that kind of customer service.

I bought a RIA 1911 Officer because of the good reviews of it being a solid shooter. First time out was at C2 and the slide had trouble closing. So being at C2, I dropped it off at Wright Armory since they’re right there.
They took the pistol for a super quick diagnosis while I waited and suspected it to be possible barrel linkage problem. They estimated $ 80 to fit the linkage.
Now, I’m aware that things aren’t always as they seem and once you get into a project, other issues may present themselves that weren’t known before. So I knew that there was a chance the pistol had other things that may require work. I trusted the guys at Wright Armory to get my pistol running like a top.
Other things they found with my pistol included the spring tension was too weak, slide lock needed fitting, and extractor needed tuned and then replaced when the stock extractor wouldn’t cooperate.
At each step in the process, they texted me to receive approval for the work. At any point if I wanted my pistol back, I could have refused the next step and picked it up. They never continued with work without my approval, which was nice.
The guys were friendly and straight forward with issues with my pistol and answered questions I had each step of the way. Very happy with my experience and they work they did. Will be dropping off any gun smithing I need in the future there.

This place is a Muppet Show. Overcharged by 50% more than initially agreed, at the very best C– work and 4 weeks late, and person told me «at least it has been done «Feel bad for C2 gun range as this guys are inside their establishment and they might be associated with this guys.

Excellent customer service very professional willing to do custom requested work, fast efficient and very reasonably priced. I have worked with them twice before highly recommended. will be brining them more business, love the location, there in my favorite store!

These guys are great and have been very helpful with any project I have taken in there.

Great service and great end product!
Had these guys do some laser engraving for me. The end result was crisp and clean, even darkened the engraving to match the finish! Quick turnaround and even let me pick up my item after they closed. Lucked out as it was a late night for the guys.
The tracking system is great and the text message when done was perfect. No need to call them, when it’s done you know!
It’s hard when you have to drop items off at a smith. But these guys made me feel comfortable and it was worth trying them out! Will definitely use them for other services in the future.

Wright armory helped me with both my 1911 and AR-​15 build. They are honest and explained in detail what they did to fix my weapons. I really enjoyed the system they used to update me on the progress of my weapons. I would recommend everyone go to Wright Armory.

Not excited about my experience with Wright Armory over the last 2 weeks. Will definitely not be back. In my opinion, Wright Armory has deceitful billing practices and are not helpful when it comes to your firearm (s).
This is my experience with Wright Armory:
I dropped off an AR-​15 that was shooting multiple rounds per trigger pull, unintentionally. The rifle also had some slop in the upper, the barrel nut was not tight. Wright Armory did not have any trigger packs available to purchase (what I suspected is the problem.) I was told that I would have to leave the rifle with them and that they would diagnose the full-​auto problem as well as tighten the barrel nut. The rifle was left with them during lunch on ½/​15. I also left 2 magazines with plenty of ammo for troubleshooting.
I received a call on 1÷8÷2015 and was told that the trigger pack was «LIKELY» the culprit and needed to be worked on for a total cost of $ 60 – 80. Note that mil-​spec trigger packs are typically $ 40. They couldn’t say definitively if adjusting the trigger pack would resolve the issue. So, they basically want me to pay up to $ 120 to POTENTIALLY fix the problem. I asked them if they placed my upper receiver on a known-​good lower to verify that this is absolutely the problem. They admitted to not having done this simple troubleshooting step.
I asked them to please place the upper on a known good lower to verify. They said they would.
Out of the blue, with no phone call, no discussion what-​so-​ever, I receive an email on 1÷12÷2015 that my rifle was ready to be picked up. I went down to Wright Armory to find out what had been done with my rifle.
Immediately, I notice that they have not tightened the barrel nut. The upper is still has the same slop that they said they would fix.
The $ 40 diagnosis fee that I had agreed to had somehow jumped up to $ 66. The invoice has 3 line charges:
1. Diagnosis (requires 10 rounds) — $ 40
2. Further diag — $ 20
3. Shop Fee — $ 6
So, because they didn’t do a simple troubleshooting step of using a known good lower, I had to pay for «further diagnosis.» Also, what the hell is a «shop fee»? Just another random way to squeeze additional money from folks I suppose?
I will be uploading copies of both the original estimate as well as the invoice that I had to pay at the end.
I now have to take my rifle to a competent gunsmith to address the slop in the upper and to purchase a trigger pack. Wright Armory literally did the following: Didn’t have a trigger pack to sell me, burned up $ 20 in ammo, didn’t address the slop in the upper, and charged me extra diagnosis for a simple troubleshooting step that, in my opinion, should have been done in the first place and then had the audacity to charge me a «Shop fee.»
Never again, Wright Armory.

Have been to Wright Armory for 2 different occassions, had fiber optic sights and a hammer kit put in my CZ P-​09. Both times I have been very happy with price and speedy return of firearm. The staff are very friendly and helpful! I would definitely recommend them and will be using them again in the future!

My wife and I are relatively new to the gun scene, so when the Gen II Glock 19 my father in law gave us lost its front site, we were a bit at a loss. I called Brian at Wright Armory who helped us understand the options. Because he had a front site kicking around, he said $ 20 for a replacement parts then labor.
When we arrived, we met Marcus, Head Gunsmith. He was in the midst of a lot of work (the holiday season is usually busy as people prep for time off). He stopped his project, gave us his undivided attention, and made our fix in no time. In addition, he took steps to ensure that the same problem would not reoccur. Normally there’s a $ 40 minimum labor fee for any work, but Marcus cut us an exceptional deal given the ease of the project. We’re looking forward to bringing sugar cookies by to say thank you.
Here’s the thing: to walk in with a simple fix as a newb, and still get the same attention, good-​natured customer service, and skill that you would with an advanced problem– it’s the hallmark of a great organization. We have a gunsmith for life.

Wright Armory did a great job. I had 2 jobs for them to do and they worked out fantastically. My Beretta 92FS that was recently gifted to me looked a bit chewed up around the handle and the slide and overall stock had some pitting. WA took the time to sandblast it all down and polish it up to a beauty! My other job was a screwed up lower receiver to my AR. I done goofed and messed up the buffer tube to a point where I couldn’t turn it in or out any longer… So, a good 3 days later I got my lower back good as new for a decent price. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would come back again. Thanks WA.

Great work for a great price. Very professional. Got a cylinder malfunction fixed on a S&W .38 and new sights installed on a Glock 26. $ 25 each. Not bad.

Ok so I went to C2 tactical in Tempe to do some shooting with my brother and have some fun… 2 rounds in to shooting my AR-​15 it jams and gets a spent round stuck in the chamber… I was bummed till «mike» one of the gun range officers told me about wright armory… I drop off my rifle thinking I won’t get it back for a week… An hour later Brian calls me and tells me rifle is ready!!! I thought it was going to be a long boring weekend, but I got to go back out and do some shooting, and the rifle shoots great!!! Brian was very informative and showed me what jammed up my rifle, if I ever have problems in the future I know who my go to guy is. Thanks again Brian!!!

Incredible service and experience!!! I have had 3 trigger jobs completed by Wright Armory as well as some work on my Saiga 12. My Saiga was not cycling properly and Wright Armory took it in diagnosed the problem and fixed it in a short amount of time. It now cycles perfectly. If I ever need a gunsmith again, Wright Armory is where I’m taking it.