Published Pricing for Common Firearm Services.
Browse common services by firearm platform. Each card identifies whether the normal service uses a fixed price, a published starting price, or a project estimate after inspection.
Dealer receipt, required transfer documentation, background-check processing, and scheduled customer pickup.
Additional firearms, storage, returns, shipping, or unusual transfer requirements may affect the total.
Initial inspection, problem review, basic functional assessment where appropriate, and a recommended path forward.
Parts, ammunition, extensive disassembly, test firing, and repair labor are additional unless approved.
Headspace verification using appropriate gauges when available for the firearm and chambering.
Disassembly, cleaning, uncommon gauges, corrective work, or written documentation may be additional.
Basic identification, visible-condition review, and written opinion based on reasonably available information.
Research-intensive, collection, insurance, legal, or specialty valuation work may require a separate estimate.
Installation of a compatible customer-supplied trigger with safety and function verification.
Corrective fitting, damaged receivers, non-standard components, or diagnosis are additional.
Assembly of a compatible lower receiver from customer- or shop-supplied components.
Parts, damaged threads, specialty controls, fitting, and troubleshooting are additional.
Assembly of a compatible upper receiver with normal component installation and verification.
Barrel work, gas-system correction, lapping, pin-and-weld, and non-standard fitting are additional.
Removal of the existing barrel and installation of a compatible replacement with normal setup checks.
Seized components, damaged threads, gas-system work, handguard changes, and headspace correction are additional.
Removal and installation of a compatible handguard where normal access and hardware are available.
Barrel-nut changes, seized hardware, timing, gas-system work, and machining are additional.
Installation and alignment of a compatible gas block and gas tube.
Pinned blocks, seized components, dimpling, drilling, correction, and diagnosis are additional.
Installation and timing of a compatible muzzle device using the appropriate normal mounting method.
Pin-and-weld work, barrel threading, shoulder correction, adapters, and seized devices are additional.
Complete assembly is scoped around the receiver set, components, intended configuration, and required verification.
EC Enterprises reviews component compatibility before establishing the project price.
Installation of a compatible trigger group with normal safety and function verification.
Receiver differences, fitting, shepherd-hook or retainer changes, and corrective work are additional.
Installation of compatible stock, handguard, or grip components where normal fitting is sufficient.
Press work, cutting, refinishing, hardware correction, and substantial fitting are additional.
Installation and fitting of a compatible safety lever with basic function verification.
Receiver or fire-control correction and non-standard components are additional.
Installation of a compatible muzzle device on an existing serviceable thread pattern.
Thread repair, detent work, adapters, barrel threading, and alignment correction are additional.
Installation of a compatible optic mount or rail using existing serviceable attachment points.
Receiver drilling, riveting, welding, alignment correction, and custom fitting require an estimate.
Press-fit barrel, rivet, trunnion, and major receiver work is evaluated as a defined project.
Condition, parts origin, headspace, existing build quality, and tooling access determine scope.
Installation of a compatible customer-supplied trigger assembly with normal safety and function verification.
Fitting, diagnosis, damaged frames, non-standard parts, and corrective work are additional.
Removal and installation of compatible front and rear sights using normal service methods.
Seized sights, dovetail correction, fitting, refinishing risk, and optic-height setup are additional.
Installation of compatible frame components with normal assembly and function verification.
Frame damage, fitting, diagnosis, and incomplete or incompatible kits are additional.
Installation of a compatible trigger component or kit with normal function and safety verification.
Fire-control-unit condition, fitting, diagnosis, and non-standard configurations are additional.
Installation of a compatible optic on a factory-cut slide using the correct available hardware.
Adapter plates, missing screws, thread repair, sight changes, and slide machining are additional.
1911 fire-control work is evaluated around the pistol, components, existing geometry, and intended result.
Fitting and safety relationships vary enough that inspection is required before pricing.
Assembly of compatible components into an existing slide or frame where normal fitting is sufficient.
Fitting, missing parts, damaged components, and troubleshooting are additional.
Repairs and reliability concerns are diagnosed before the work scope and estimate are established.
Parts, test ammunition, refinishing, and corrective machining are quoted as needed.
Installation of a compatible trigger with safety, sear, and function verification appropriate to the action.
Stock inletting, fitting, damaged hardware, and non-standard safeties are additional.
Installation and basic verification of a compatible pre-fit barrel after the action, barrel, and chambering are reviewed.
Corrective machining, bedding, stock work, gauges, and non-standard fitting are additional.
Removal and installation of a compatible barrel using the existing barrel-nut system and required setup checks.
Seized components, replacement nuts, recoil lugs, gauges, and corrective work are additional.
Barrel removal or installation is evaluated around the action, barrel system, chambering, and available components.
Required tooling, fitting, headspace, and stock or chassis work determine the final scope.
Installation of a compatible stock or chassis with normal hardware, torque, and fit verification.
Bedding, inletting, bottom-metal work, magazine fitting, and machining are additional.
Installation and torque of a compatible scope base on serviceable factory mounting points.
Drilling, tapping, thread repair, alignment correction, and specialized bedding are additional.
Action evaluation and agreed precision-machining operations based on the receiver, bolt, condition, and intended build.
The exact scope varies by action. Barrel work, chambering, parts, refinishing, and assembly are separate.
Installation of a compatible trigger group with basic safety and function verification.
Fitting, diagnosis, damaged pins or receiver features, and non-standard components are additional.
Removal and installation of a compatible barrel with normal fit and extractor-alignment checks.
Receiver correction, tight-fit barrels, bedding, optics removal, and troubleshooting are additional.
Assembly of compatible receiver, barrel, trigger, stock, and related components.
Parts compatibility, fitting, missing hardware, and corrective work can affect final pricing.
Installation of a compatible rail on existing serviceable mounting points.
Drilling, tapping, thread repair, and receiver correction are additional.
Feeding, extraction, ignition, and cycling concerns are evaluated before repair work is approved.
Parts, ammunition, extensive cleaning, and corrective work are additional.
Removal and installation of a compatible stock with normal hardware and fit verification.
Recoil-pad fitting, inletting, seized hardware, spacers, and refinishing are additional.
Installation of a compatible forend where normal disassembly and fitting are sufficient.
Action-tube differences, adapters, seized parts, and substantial fitting are additional.
Installation of a compatible extension and normal function verification.
Detent removal, tube correction, spring fitting, clamp installation, and refinishing are additional.
Installation using existing serviceable mounting points and compatible hardware.
Receiver drilling, tapping, thread repair, and custom fitting require an estimate.
Installation or replacement of compatible shotgun sights using the normal service method.
Soldering, machining, rib work, refinishing, and alignment correction are additional.
Action, feeding, extraction, and ignition concerns are evaluated before the repair scope is established.
Parts, ammunition, extensive disassembly, and corrective machining are additional.
Barrel shortening and crown machining after the required setup and project details are confirmed.
Disassembly, sight relocation, refinishing, specialty crowns, and legal configuration considerations are additional.
Concentric setup, muzzle threading to an approved specification, thread verification, and basic final inspection.
Barrel removal, adapters, thread protectors, shoulder correction, refinishing, and unusual geometries are additional.
Removal and reinstallation of a serviceable barrel where required to complete approved barrel work.
Seized components, action-specific tooling, headspace correction, and damaged threads are additional.
Installation and timing of a compatible muzzle device on serviceable existing threads.
Pin-and-weld, thread correction, shoulder machining, adapters, and removal of seized devices are additional.
Permanent attachment of an approved compatible muzzle device after configuration and legal requirements are confirmed.
Device timing, barrel threading, removal of prior work, refinishing, and corrective machining are additional.
Chambering, contouring, major fitting, or corrective barrel work is scoped as a precision-machining project.
The estimate is based on action, barrel blank, chambering, tooling, and intended result.
Installation, proper torque, leveling, and initial bore sight of compatible scope, rings, and base.
Base installation, ring lapping, missing hardware, thread repair, and live-fire zeroing are additional.
Installation and torque of a compatible optic using existing serviceable mounting provisions.
Adapter plates, sight removal, screw correction, machining, and live-fire zeroing are additional.
Removal and installation of compatible iron sights using the normal platform-specific method.
Dovetail fitting, seized sights, drilling, soldering, refinishing, and alignment correction are additional.
Controlled fitting and installation of a compatible dovetail sight.
Damaged dovetails, refinishing risk, slide disassembly, and non-standard geometry are additional.
Initial optical or mechanical bore alignment where the firearm and sighting system permit.
Live-fire confirmation and ammunition are not included.
Receiver or barrel drilling and tapping is evaluated around geometry, material, access, and mount requirements.
Layout, fixtures, refinishing, supplied hardware, and prior modifications affect the estimate.
Repairs, unusual configurations, restoration, precision fitting, one-off assembly, corrective machining, and projects involving prior modifications are evaluated around the actual firearm and intended result.
Request a Custom EstimateParts, materials, refinishing, shipping, ammunition, specialty tooling, extensive disassembly, corrective machining, and work outside the listed scope are additional unless specifically included in the approved estimate. Items marked “Price to be published” are part of the catalog foundation and should be finalized before public launch.
Share the platform, components, current condition, and work you are considering. EC Enterprises will determine whether a catalog price applies or a project estimate is needed.
