Documented from intake
Every gun that enters the workshop is photographed, measured and recorded before a single screw is turned. You receive a written condition report and a clear estimate — nothing proceeds without your approval.
The Workshop
Standards you can trust with a lifetime gun
Royal Gunworks is organized around process rather than personality: documented intake, measured bench work and disciplined communication on every gun, from field companion to competition instrument.
Unhurried bench work
Fine shotguns are not serviced on a clock. Each gun is stripped, inspected and reassembled with the time the work requires, then function-checked and test-patterned where appropriate.
Correct finishes, preserved
Engraving surfaces, case colours, coin finishes and checkering are treated with restraint. Our goal is a gun that returns to you cared for — never over-worked or made to look 'new' at the expense of its character.
Measurements returned to
For competition and fitted guns, stock dimensions, weighting and trigger setup are recorded on file, so your gun can be returned to its exact specification after every service.
The Bench
Trained hands, proven methods
Our bench work follows the methods of the country's finest shotgun specialists — methodical inspection, correct disassembly and documented findings before any work is proposed. When a project calls for it, we draw on an extended network of master-level craftsmen to ensure the work is done to the standard the gun deserves.
The same gun-handling discipline applies whether the shotgun is a field companion or a competition instrument — and every job is backed by the reputation of Royal Sporting Arms.
Begin
Entrust your shotgun to specialists
Tell us about your gun and what it needs. After reviewing your request, a Royal Gunworks service specialist will contact you with next steps.