Oglesby & Oglesby Gunmakers

I don't know what is better at this shop. Bill's legendary gunsmithing talent or his sense of humor. A great place to be a part of. Thanks Bill, for years of quality service and good humor. Art and Connie

I brought a rock island in to have work done. my very first 1911. the gun this man gave me back was on a whole different level to say i am pleased with the work he did is a understatement. he didn't even give me back the same gun and im so thankful. he surpassed all my expectations and he is now the only man that will ever work on any gun i own.

Can't recommend Ogelsbys enough. He was voted pistolsmith of the year recently by the guild. I was hesistant to ship my snubbies to him because of the ATF/UPS extortion tax but as a first time customer and as someone who appreciates the classics, Mr. Oglesby gave me a big break on the price and even did extra- can't say enough about his shop. A+ Thanks again, Mr. Oglesby! I shared my experience also on the Nutnfancy Facebook Page. May you and your workers have many years of business.

Years and years of experience. From 1911’s and revolvers to antique long guns, they handle it all.

Mark and Mr. Oglesby are a wealth of knowledge and a pleasure to do business with!

Fast and and reliable.....very easy to work with..Thanks Frank and Bill

I own a pistol that this firm enhanced. Very smooth and accurate!!

Quality and reliability.

I came to the shop because of someone’s recommendation. I need a few adjustment to my rifle’s hand guard and I was promised one week but didn’t get it done on time. I called and they had it finished under two days. I was offered a free warranty for the work if anything bad would happen on the hand guard itself. The only cons are the delay time and they didn’t inform me on the fixed bill after the job was done (My bill was double the original); I wish they could’ve informed the client about it before starting the work.

I took an old .22 cal rifle in to them the end of Sept or first of Oct 2019 to have a rail put on to mount a scope. They have not completed the job yet.