Dietrich Gunsmithy

09/11/2026

08/18/2026

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07/21/2026

Get yours today! Patent pending, Dual Sight-Picatinny rail that allows hunter’s to use the optic of their choice while simultaneously having full access to their iron sights.

The Dual Sight Rail was designed around the modern hunter to be the ultimate and quickest backup iron sight system available. It allows the user to seamlessly use either the iron sights or installed optical sight with zero interference between either.

07/21/2026

We’ve quietly had our heads down working on these for a few years now and we think you’ll like them! Click the link below to learn more about our patent pending Dual Sight Rails available now

Dual Sight Rails are designed with the hunter in mind!

07/17/2026

While the powers down, here’s another custom build we did recently. This is a Savage 99 that was made to replicate a custom Savage 99 from an old gun magazine cover. The stocks were built from a blank the customer picked out. Later we checkered them in a pattern to match the magazine pictures. The metal was refinished and the bolt jeweled.

07/17/2026

The shop is without power and therefore we can’t work! The shop is closed today Friday the 17th. Have a great weekend everyone and we’ll see you next week!

07/04/2026

Happy 250th Independence Day! We hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful holiday weekend. Here’s a custom Wi******er 94 we just finished up. It was a metal refinish and custom built wood stocks with checkering.

07/01/2026

The shop is closed this Friday the 3rd in observance of the Fourth. We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful Independence Day this weekend.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone! We hope that you all have a healthy start to your year. We have closed the shop for today and tomorrow. We will be back to our normal routine next week. Thank you for making the year of 2025 so wonderful for us.

12/22/2025

This is a follow up post to one I had done previously. This is a R***r SA that came in needing quite a bit of work for accuracy’s sake. The factory crown was off, and while I didn’t get a picture of it, so was the forcing cone. Usually the forcing cone is cut concentric but in this case it was rather off. The trigger was adjusted to an extent. I’m not sure that many people want hair triggers on their .44 Magnums. The overall aesthetic of the revolver required a lot of touch up. It had been gone over extensively with a dremel tool and had lost most real edges. In the end with we fixed the majority of aesthetic issues within a margin for safety. The dremel user had gotten the frame rather thin in a few spots. It shoots very good now.