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At Highflyer Arms, we provide quality firearms to the Warrenton, Fauquier and surrounding communities. We have a wide selection of new firearms that fit every need along with custom orders, all at a fair price. We’re also the only gunsmith in town, and provide cleaning, repairs, accessory installations, laser engraving and cerakote finishing. If you’re looking to purchase your first firearm, we also offer safety classes for Virginia concealed carry applications. We’re passionate about providing the best customer service possible, and we look forward to serving all your firearm needs. In the market for a silencer? We do that too! We are a Powered by SilencerShop store with our own kiosk and can handle your ATF paperwork for Class III items--all in house.
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10 S 5th St, 20186, Warrenton, United States
- 540-216-7960
- contact@highflyerarms.com
- highflyerarms.com
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