$24.99Gunsmith Simulator Rebuild old rifles, pin by pin
Run your own gunsmith workshop: take client orders from the GunStock site, strip and repair firearms, craft wood and metal parts, paint and customize, then test them at the range and sell guns to grow the business.
Is Gunsmith Simulator worth it?
Gunsmith Simulator is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games about small workshops and taking jobs one at a time
- you like slow, hands-on repair work with clear steps
- you like customizing guns with paint and modern accessories
- you like test-firing your work at target and tactical ranges
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Running a one-person gun workshop
Your day starts with coffee and a check of GunStock auctions and listings. You pick up client jobs, decide what each gun needs, order replacement parts or make your own on the lathe and CNC machine, then send the finished piece back. Finished one order, more jobs are already waiting. You can also buy guns for yourself, fix them up, photograph them upstairs, and list them for sale. It is a steady loop of work, pay, and a slightly better-stocked shop.
Stripping, cleaning, and rebuilding guns
Each job means taking the gun apart and looking it over inside and out. You replace broken parts, repair what can be saved, clean off rust by hand or with chemical treatments like oxidation, and renew the protective layer on wood and metal. You hold the part and turn it while brushing, sanding, oiling, and bluing do the work. Assembly is guided step by step, with the next needed part highlighted, so the pleasure is in the careful routine rather than guesswork.
Paint, accessories, and range time
Once a gun works, you get to make it look the part. Add shades of red or a full pattern, swap configurations, and fit sights, grips, lasers, flashlights, and collimators to suit each client. Then take it to the shooting range to unwind: slow target shooting at distance, moving targets like skeet and trap, a close-quarters course, or a destructive course for tactical practice. You can shoot a client's gun before returning it, without needing to take it in again.
Good to know before you start?
How do you get new jobs and guns?
Jobs come through the GunStock website, with auctions and listings to browse. You can work client orders for payment, or buy guns yourself, restore them, and resell them for profit. Client requests can also ask for a specific configuration you build and turn in.
What workshop machines will you use?
You craft wooden and metal elements yourself rather than only ordering parts. That means cutting stocks, lathe work for barrels, CNC machining for missing parts, plus sanding, brushing, oiling, oxidation, and repainting to bring old guns back into shape.
What can you do at the shooting range?
The range is both a break and a test bench. Shoot targets at various distances with time challenges, practice on moving skeet and trap targets, run a short-range CQB course, or try a destructive shooting course to check handling before a gun goes back to its owner.
