About Us
MG Custom Armory is Reno's Best custom firearms manufacturer.
We are a US Federal Firearm Licensed Manufacturer
of Custom one of a kind Firearms for the Consumer and
Law-Enforcement!
Check out our work at www.mgcustomarmory.com
How We Got Started
Since 1972, when my dad first took me out to shoot a Marlin 22 in the woods, plinking at some old coke cans, I was hooked! fast forward 43 years. I never really could find that quality precision made firearm or one that had a theme I wanted. So, I decided to start building them. "MG Custom Armory" was born!
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MGCA LE SPX 930 Breacher Shotgun
Created for Law Enforcement, this Versatile Powerful shotgun provides both Long and Short range accuracy. It's s...
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