Firearm Bluing

Precision Results

Professional Firearm Bluing

Interested in our bluing service?
Our shop fee starts at $45.00. Please note that for these services, you must have a valid firearm license, which must be presented when bringing in your firearm for service.

All prices are starting prices.
Extra time and charge may apply depending on the circumstances.

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Our Bluing Prices

Commitment to Craftsmanship

KerrShot Gunsmithing is dedicated to providing expert firearm services with a strong emphasis on precision and quality. KerrShot is committed to quality craftsmanship; repairs, modifications, and refinishing, tailored to the individual requirements of firearm enthusiasts and professionals.

Gunsmithing Services

Explore our range of services designed to enhance your firearm’s performance and longevity.

Firearm Cleaning

Keep your firearm performing flawlessly.

Firearm Bluing

Restore and protect your firearm with our Firearm Bluing service.

Sight Installation

Precision sight installation for all firearm types.

Scope Mounting

Expert scope mounting for optimal performance.

Miscellaneous

General gunsmithing services and expertise.

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Our Firearm Bluing FAQs

Firearm bluing is a chemical process that creates a protective and aesthetically pleasing oxide layer on the steel surface of your firearm. It helps prevent rust and corrosion while giving it a classic, dark finish.

Bluing protects against rust and corrosion, enhances the firearm’s appearance, and can increase its value. It’s a classic and durable finish that helps maintain your firearm’s condition for years to come.

The time varies depending on the condition of the firearm and the type of bluing chosen, but typically ranges from a few days to a week. We’ll provide a more accurate estimate after assessing your firearm.

Most steel firearms can be blued. However, some modern alloys and firearms with aluminum or stainless steel parts require different finishing methods. We’ll assess your firearm to determine the best approach.

Keep your blued firearm clean and lightly oiled. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Regular maintenance will help preserve the finish and protect against rust.

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