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Where You Hit the Bull’s Eye Every Time
























Gunsmith and Hunting/Tactical Rifle Specialist

Before launching Diamond Mountain Precision Gunsmithing in Susanville, California, I spent 2 years learning about the gun building craft full-time and another 6 months studying further part-time. However, I have been working on guns since I was 16.


All that exposure to gun-making has given me the technical know-how and experience in all aspects of the craft and trade.


Suffice to say that at 63, I have successfully evolved into an advantageously adept at making guns fire and shoot accurately. I also have an extensive background in rifle stock finishes ranging from wood and fiberglass, as well as inletting and glass bedding.

7mm Rem. Mag                                     Cerakote Candy 300 Ultra Mag

English wood stock                               KDF muzzle brake

Cherry grip cap & fore-end                    Rail with bi-pod,                              Muzzle brake                                       Blue-printed action

416 Rem. Mag, Camo Cerakote           6.5x284, Stainless Rem.

KDK muzzle brake, Safari sights        Adjustable laminated stock

Mercury recoil reducer in stock           Muzzle brake, Rail for bi-pod

                                                                Blue printed action,                                                                                        

                                                                        

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How It All Began

  1. I wanted to give you a little back ground so here we go. Fresh out of high school I joined the United States Marine Corp. During my four year tour I was meritoriously promoted three times up to the rank of sergeant.  I received a meritorious mass from a brigadier General and was awarded expert rifleman 3 times.  I was in the reserves for two years in which time I was promoted to staff sergeant. After being honorably discharged from the Corp I worked in construction for 11 years,  I became a certified welder and metal fabricator. While working in the construction industry I used my GI bill to take a two year gunsmithing course through Modern Schools of America. I worked on guns for friends and family. The construction trade offered little in a retirement so I went to the academy to be a correctional officer. Some years later I retired from the Ca. Department of corrections. I decided to go back to college and  pursue my dream to be a gunsmith.  In my first year of college, I graduated at the top of my gunsmithing class and for that I received a scholarship toward my second year at Lassen Community College. After graduating from college I furthered my education by taking advanced summer classes.  Now I am a retired peace officer and a Marine Corps vet ready to pursue my passion of gunsmithing.   Give me a call and lets build your dream rifle!

My Mission

My main goal is to build custom long-range rifles.

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