Southern Steel Guns & Ammo

Southern Steel Guns & Ammo is no longer accepting transfers and will be closing on 7/31/2023.

All gunsmithing jobs will be completed and returned by that date.

Thank you to all of my customers, friends, and family for your support over the past six years.

I am planning to spend more time watching my children grow up.

- Zack

We had the privilege of conserving this 1927 date C**t M1908 Hammerless this evening. It was in great shape to begin with but needed a little love!

There’s just something about an old revolver…

Closed for the hurricane. Good luck, everyone!

We dug up a trio of vintage C**ts today!

Two Cobras and a Detective Special!

These snubbies and some other freshly acquired goodies will be available at the Palmetto Gun Show on September 10th & 11th!

No butt plate spacer? No problem! Just get you an old cottage cheese tub! 🤣

For me, business is about community and the folks who keep us going.

Recently, a member of our local shooting group put out a request for some spent brass to make custom boutonnières for his wedding. I was more than happy to clean and polish some up for him!

It was a great feeling to be a small part of someone’s special day. It just so happened that the wedding was held at the same beautiful venue where my wife and I were married three years ago!

Congratulations, Justin and Jessica Woodall!

Bakers Ranch

We received this e-mail today. It’s sad that a market exists for this service. A positive customer review is one of the greatest benchmarks of achievement a business can hope for. This is cheating and needless to say, we will not be enlisting the services of these people.

If you have received stellar service from us, please tell others so on Facebook, Google, or the BBB! If for any reason you are not fully satisfied with us, we would appreciate the opportunity to make it right.

Thank you!

< This is your slide.

This is your slide on carbon. >

Any questions?

This 1874 Smith & Wesson Model 3 Russian isn’t actually a Smith & Wesson. The Russian government also contracted the well known firm of Ludwig Loewe in Berlin to produce about 100,000 pieces to supplement the S&W contract. Argentina would purchase 2,000 of these for their Army as well.

Before and after for your viewing pleasure!

One of these antique revolvers is hiding a secret.

Can anyone guess what it is?

Answer here: https://www.facebook.com/390229391362077/posts/1532813600436978/?d=n