Support us
The programs are free. Someone still pays for the parts.
Barrels, triggers, tooling, bench time, and the people who supervise it. That's what a donation covers, and it's the reason a veteran can walk in without being asked for anything.
Three ways in
How to help
Donate
One-time or monthly. It pays for parts, tools, and the bench time to use them.
Make a donation →Sponsor as a business
Back a full course, or the bench it runs on. Suppliers, gunsmiths and local businesses — this one is you.
See sponsorship options →Give parts or bench time
Product instead of cash. A crate of barrels lands the same way a check does, and for a lot of businesses it's the easier ask.
Offer parts or tooling →Where it goes
What the money buys
No percentages yet. We haven't run enough courses to quote one we could stand behind. Here's the shape of it instead.
Parts and materials
Barrels, actions, triggers, stocks, and the small components a build goes through.
Tools and bench time
Torque wrenches, headspace gauges, vises, and somewhere to work that nobody has to own themselves.
Running the course
The instructors who supervise every session, and the hours it takes to run one properly.
Our Form 990 is public once the first one is filed. We'll link it from Who We Are rather than make you go looking for it.
Next step
Pick whichever one is easiest
Cash, parts or a course with your name on it — all three end up at the same bench.