Custom Shop, Inc.

11/24/2025

Wi******er Pre-64 model 70 Super Grades are just one of the manufacturers we duplicate. Trust us with your heirloom. It’s what we specialize in. ******errepeatingarms

11/21/2025

11/21/2025

Some of the Nicest Wi******er Pre-64 Model 70 Supergrades you will ever see. Right here at The Custom Shop Inc. We have built over 100 of these Classic American Fi****ms over the years. If you are looking to build or Restore a Classic Wi******er stop right here and give us a call. View us on for some of these amazing builds. Hope you enjoyed the video. ******errepeatingarms ******er **tfi****ms mo

11/21/2025

The Browning Auto-5 is all blued and looking beautiful. All metal is fine and ready for assembly. Want to thank everyone for following the process and we hope you enjoyed our craft. If you are looking for a premier Restoration to your rifle, pistol or shotgun please reach out to us. We do Date Period restorations with all proper lettering, engraving and finishes. Thank you so much ****ms **tfi****ms ****ms

11/14/2025

Getting close on finishing up on the Browning Belgium Auto-5. Just engraved the lettering back on the barrel. Came out amazing. We are going to take you through the process. Hope you’re enjoying. The shotgun was stored improperly and had some pitting. What is nice is with the laser we do not have to work around the lettering and see the pitting within engraving. Now we remove and start with a perfect surface. ****ms

11/12/2025

Browning Auto-5 almost complete. Few more patterns and we will have all the art work and lasering done. Bid shout out to Sam over at for making all this happen. ****ms **tfi****ms

03/01/2024

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We're testing a 1918 C**t 1911 against a modern C**t Diamondback revolver. Which one will shoot better? Can the most popular pistol in the world defeat this ...

02/08/2024

Learn how to do your own Nitre Bluing...the exact same way we do it at The Custom Shop!

We'll show you how to nitre blue your gun for a beautiful and durable finish. It's a simple process that anyone can do with the right tools and techniques.Ni...

02/01/2024

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01/19/2024

Check out the full guide on timing your revolver for free here:
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01/05/2024

It's amazing what a beat up .257 Weatherby Mark V can become.

If you hunt or shoot regularly, your stock is going to get damaged eventually...but it doesn't have to stay that way.

You need to know how to get scuffs & marks out of your rifle.

Use compound!

Here's how: 🧵

When I do restorations for customers I always use a 3-stage compound polish/glaze.

Spending the time to go through the stages of making your stock shine will pay off in the long run.

Protection. Weather-resistance. Looks.

1) HEAVY SCRATCHES: Start w/ a rubbing compound & clean soft cloth (chamois if possible).

Just use a little bit. Keep it small and apply it in a circular motion.

DON'T RUB TOO LONG. This is important so you don't burn through the clear coat.

Buff clean.

2) LIGHT SCRATCHES: Use Polishing Glaze w/ a terry cloth.

Same thing...use a small amount & let the cloth do the work.

If you do it right, you'll see the scratches that were visible disappear when you buff it clean.

If they're still there you need another round of polishing.

3) HIGH GLOSS: For that amazing polished look use an Ultra Fine Polishing Glaze.

Using a microfiber cloth, start with a small amount and rub lightly in circles over a small area.

Test it out in a small spot & buff it clean to see the comparison.

If it's not the shine you want, do it again, this time for longer.

You can polish this step longer than the others because it's fine enough not to burn through the finish...just DON'T PRESS HARD.

Depending on the compounds/polish you use, you'll get various results.

At the Custom Shop, Inc. I use our own formula specifically made for museum-quality restorations.

Check it out here: https://www.customshopinc.com/product/custom-shop-inc-3-pak-polishing-kit/

This is the exact same process & compound I used to get that finish on the Weatherby.

Keep your rifle in good shape & it'll last for a lifetime.