Check out our “In Stock Firearms” Tab above for what we currently have available in store.
We are currently equipped to handle firearm transfers, special orders, ammunition sales and consignment services. While we do purchase firearms, please note that our focus is on selling them, not collecting them. We are equipped to handle minor firearm repairs, but please note that we do not currently have a full gunsmithing shop.
Future goals include expanding into suppressor sales and service, offering gunsmithing, and potentially branching into manufacturing in the future.
My sincere heartfelt thanks to all of my clients and non-profit partners (Jasper County Pheasants Forever, Jasper County Ducks Unlimited and Newton Shooting Sports) who have worked with me over the past nearly 12 years. Your ongoing support of my small business means the world to me and is truly appreciated. I’m looking forward to many more years of working with all of you!
I would like to extend my gratitude to my good friend, Doug, whose unwavering support and generosity have made it possible for me to take this exciting next step in expanding RPF Firearms — providing me with a dedicated space outside of my home. His belief in this journey and commitment to helping me grow means the world to me.
I also want to express my deepest appreciation to my incredible wife, Melody, whose unwavering support has been a constant source of strength. From the moment I first shared this dream with her to her dedication in helping me bring it to life, she has been a rock. Her creativity and vision have played a crucial role in designing the logo, signage, website and countless other elements that make RPF Firearms unique. I’m thankful for her love, her belief in this journey and the many ways she has helped shape RPF into what it is today.
A new avenue to help fight crime is now available for the citizens of Jasper County.
Jasper County Crime Stoppers had its official launch Monday at the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office, although work to bring this organization to the area started almost a year ago. Read more about it here!
Can you believe that it’s going on five years since Iowa’s “Shall Issue” Permit to Carry Weapons Law that went into effect in January 2011?!
Many of you have had your permits since the “Shall Issue” went into effect and will be needing to renew this year. You can go to our links page and contact the Sheriff’s office about costs and what you need to get your renewal.
But here’s a basic breakdown of you you’ll need to do, but it’s always good to double check with the proper channels to make sure you’re covered when you go to renew.
1. Proof of training will need to be shown, in the form of a class or shooting test that occurred one year (or less) from your current permit expiring.
2. Apply for the renewal permit 30 days or more before their current permit expires.
(Any application submitted less than 30 days before a permit expires, will be considered a NEW Permit application with the cost of $50.)
3. Pay $25 for your 5 year renewal permit. Some counties, like Jasper offer a wallet type permit card and charge a higher fee for those.
Keep up to date with the laws that have been passed and the ones that have died in the Senate this year.
The legislature has yet to wrap up business for the 2016 legislative session, but they’re close. Fortunately for our side, this means there’s still time to continue the conversation about HF2314, the Privacy Protection Act.
Click on the link above to check out the bill history and how to reach your Senator about this bill. Big thanks to Iowa Firearms Coalition for helping keep the people of Iowa informed!
If you’re a person who likes firearms, this video will not disappoint! Click on the link below to check it out.