What is IronKells Armory?

IronKells Armory is more than an online gun shop — it’s a Viking-inspired firearms and tactical lifestyle brand built by two brothers out of the oilfields of West Texas. We’re a small business with big vision, fueled by hard work, family values, and a no-BS commitment to freedom. We’re family men first, building a legacy for our own and for customers who care about protecting what’s theirs. Freedom is our priority, which means helping people feel confident, knowledgeable, and comfortable enough to exercise their Second Amendment rights responsibly. We also got tired of ordering from 15 different companies just to fully upgrade one handgun. That’s why we’re building IronKells into a one-stop shop for firearm enthusiasts: custom builds and upgrades, survival gear, bug-out kits, and accessories — all under one roof at fair prices. On the product side, we specialize in firearm customization (Cerakote, hydro dipping, performance upgrades), tactical gear, and affordable ammo. We work to source the best gear at the lowest prices possible because preparedness shouldn’t be out of reach. Long term, we’re aiming to design and manufacture our own proprietary line of handguns and rifles, integrating modern tech with Texas-grade reliability.

Do you have a physical store?

We currently operate as an e-commerce business to keep costs down and pass savings on to you. Firearms ship to licensed FFL dealers nationwide; gear and accessories ship directly to you. Texas shop appointments and drop-offs may be arranged by request.

Do you sell to law enforcement or military personnel?

Yes — proudly. We provide agency quotes, bulk support, and project coordination for law enforcement, military, and first responders. Email support@ironkellsarmory.com to set up procurement.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Major credit/debit cards, Sezzle, and Affirm for flexible financing, all via secure encrypted checkout. We don’t accept checks, money orders, or cryptocurrency at this time.

Do I need an FFL to purchase a firearm?

You don’t personally need an FFL, but all firearms must ship to a licensed FFL dealer near you. You’ll complete the background check and transfer paperwork at pickup.

What is an FFL transfer?

We ship your firearm to a Federal Firearms License holder of your choice. When it arrives, the dealer contacts you, runs your background check, and completes the handoff. You pay the dealer’s transfer fee (varies by location).

Can I cancel my order?

Orders can be canceled within 24 hours of purchase. After that, fulfillment or custom work begins and cancellation isn’t possible. Need to change something? Contact us ASAP before processing starts.

Where do you ship firearms?

To valid FFL holders within the United States, in compliance with local and federal law. Provide your preferred FFL during checkout or shortly after purchase and we’ll verify and ship to them.

What states do you not ship restricted items to?

We don’t ship restricted items (e.g., certain magazines, ammo, or firearms) to jurisdictions where prohibited, including California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C. Always review your local laws before ordering.

How long does shipping take?

Most in-stock orders ship within 2–5 business days. Custom Cerakote or hydro-dip projects typically take 2–4 weeks depending on complexity. Large builds and bulk orders may require additional lead time. Tracking is provided.

Can I return a firearm?

By federal law, firearms aren’t returnable once transferred. Inspect your firearm at the FFL before signing. If there’s an issue prior to transfer, refuse it and contact us immediately so we can resolve it.

Do you sell NFA items (suppressors, SBRs, etc.)?

Not directly at this time. We can connect you with trusted SOT partners who handle NFA items and paperwork.

What customization services do you offer?

Custom Cerakote finishes, hydro dipping, stippling, engraving, trigger/performance upgrades, AR and Glock builds, themed designs, competition and collector projects, and agency work. Email us with your idea for a tailored estimate.

Can I send my firearm for upgrades?

Yes. Email us to start. We’ll provide FFL shipping instructions, a written estimate, and a timeline. After work is complete, we return the firearm to your chosen FFL for pickup.

Do you offer gunsmithing services?

Yes — Glock builds, AR assembly, sight installation, magwell fitting, trigger tuning, reliability/performance work, and Cerakote refinishing. For machining-heavy jobs, contact us for a custom quote.

What comes in the bug-out bags?

Our kits are tiered: Basic — water filtration, first aid, fire-starting, essentials. Pro — adds tools, shelter items, extended food/water, upgrades. Elite — premium tactical gear, advanced medical, optional firearm/FFL add-ons. Full loadouts are listed on each product page.

Can I customize my bug-out bag?

Absolutely. Choose platform options (where applicable), add/swap gear for urban, wilderness, or tactical use. Email support@ironkellsarmory.com for a custom loadout.

How do I contact customer support?

Email support@ironkellsarmory.com. We typically reply within 24–48 business hours. For urgent firearm shipping issues, include “URGENT” in the subject line.

What if my order is delayed or lost?

We’ll track delays with the carrier and keep you updated. If a package is lost, we’ll replace it when possible or refund after the claim is processed. For firearms, we coordinate with the carrier and your FFL.

What is your return policy for non-firearm items?

Non-firearm, non-custom items may be returned within 14 days of delivery. Items must be unused, in original packaging, and in sellable condition. Refunds are issued after inspection.

How do I return an item?

Email us with your order number and reason for return. We’ll issue a Return Authorization (RMA) and instructions. Returns without an RMA aren’t accepted.

What is your shipping policy?

We ship via USPS, UPS, and FedEx. Gear and accessories ship to your door; firearms ship only to licensed FFLs. Flat-rate options are shown at checkout when available.

Do you offer expedited shipping?

Yes — expedited options are available at checkout for eligible items. Note: production time for Cerakote/custom work can’t be expedited without prior approval.

Do you charge sales tax?

Sales tax is calculated by shipping address. Texas orders are taxed automatically; other states follow applicable local regulations.

Is my information secure?

Yes. We use SSL encryption, tokenized payment processing, and industry-standard security controls. We do not sell your data.

Where can I view Terms & Conditions?

See the “Terms of Use” link in the footer for disclaimers, liability limits, warranty info, and customer responsibilities.

What’s your privacy policy?

Linked in the footer. In short: we only collect what’s needed to process orders, comply with laws, and improve your experience. We don’t sell your data.

Do your bug-out bags include firearms or ammo?

Only select Elite kits may include optional firearm or ammo packages. Any firearm inclusion requires an FFL transfer and full legal compliance.

What Glock models do your holsters fit?

We source holsters for the most commonly used Glock models (e.g., Gen 5 17/19/34/45 and others as listed per product). We don’t manufacture holsters yet, but we customize sourced holsters with hydro-dip patterns, Cerakote finishes, and IronKells branding. Check each listing for exact fitment.

Do you offer IWB and OWB options?

Yes. We source quality holsters in both IWB (inside-the-waistband) and OWB (outside-the-waistband) configurations for concealed carry, range, competition, and duty use. While we don’t manufacture our own yet, we offer custom hydro-dip/Cerakote finishes on select models.

How long does Cerakote or custom work take?

Most projects finish in 7–14 business days. Highly detailed patterns or large builds can run 3–4 weeks. Rush service may be available — contact us before sending your firearm.

What are IronSigil bracelets made from?

304 stainless steel, titanium, or hand-braided rope/paracord for durability with Nordic-inspired symbolism. Designs are sourced from third-party CNC files for purchase, adapted by us, or created based on customer interest and requests — then released in limited runs.

Are the Viking bracelets limited edition?

Yes. IronSigil collections drop in seasonal/limited runs. Once a design sells out, it’s rarely re-released — true collectible pieces.

Glock Armorer Tool 4-In-1

Description

Real Avid — Glock 4-In-1 Armorer Tool

This is a compact, push-button multi-tool built specifically for Glock work. Four tools store in the frame and snap open/lock with button deployment, so you can do the common armorer tasks (pins, sights, small prying) without juggling loose tools.

Fitment

Built for Glock pistols and marketed as compatible with all Glock models.
3mm armorer’s pin punch intended to cover Glock pin sizes for takedown/maintenance.
Magnetic 3/16" hex nut driver for stock and aftermarket Glock front sights that use the common hex front-sight screw.
.050" Allen wrench for rear sight adjustments on compatible adjustable rear sights.
Flat blade screwdriver for prying tasks like slide lock spring and locking block work (where applicable).

Does NOT fit

If your front sight doesn’t use a 3/16" hex screw, this won’t be the right driver for that specific sight hardware.
If your rear sight is not an adjustable design that uses a .050" set screw, the .050" Allen portion won’t apply.
This is not a full sight installation system for press-fit rears—if you’re installing a tight rear sight, you may still need a proper sight pusher (depending on the sight fit).

Tools needed

None required for basic use—this is meant to be the grab-and-go Glock tool.
Optional (recommended for tight rear sights): a Glock-compatible sight pusher if you’re doing press-fit rear sight installs.

Install notes

Front sight: use the magnetic 3/16" driver to remove/install the front sight screw. Go steady—small screws strip when people rush.
Pins: support the frame, then drive pins straight with controlled taps. Most “I marred my frame” stories come from poor support, not bad punches.
Rear sight adjustment: the .050" Allen is for sights that actually use that set screw—verify your rear sight hardware before cranking on it.
Flat blade use: use it for careful prying tasks, not as a crowbar—gentle pressure beats gouges and bent springs.

Want the “do it once, do it right” checklist for pins/sights/function checks? That’s exactly the kind of thing the Forge Files is for.

*⚠ Glock Disclaimer*

IronKells Armory LLC is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Glock, Inc. or Glock Ges.m.b.H.
All references to GLOCK® are used solely to identify firearm models, parts compatibility, and fitment information for customers. Glock is a federally registered trademark of Glock, Inc. and Glock Ges.m.b.H.

Any product sold on this site referencing Glock is aftermarket, not OEM, and is not manufactured by Glock. Glock does not warranty, authorize, or guarantee the performance, safety, or reliability of any third-party components or modifications.

Firearm parts should be installed by a qualified armorer or gunsmith. Improper installation, modification, or use of aftermarket components may affect firearm safety, reliability, and void manufacturer warranties. By purchasing and installing third-party parts, the buyer assumes all responsibility for safe handling, installation, function testing, and use of their firearm and accessories.