Jared Huckstep runs Hux Customs out of Suite C on E Linden in Chubbuck — a dedicated gunsmithing and Cerakote operation in Southeast Idaho's Bannock County. There's no counter staff, no shop-floor crew, no hand-offs. The firearm you drop off is the firearm Jared picks up. That's the point.
Before Hux Customs, Jared built the knowledge and the equipment list methodically — NIC Industries Certified Cerakote Applicator credentials first, then the blast cabinet, the spray booth, the curing oven. The right equipment run correctly is the difference between a Cerakote finish that outlasts the firearm and one that chips off a scabbard. Every job at Hux Customs gets the full six-step NIC process, every time.
Southeast Idaho is hunting country — elk, deer, antelope, chukars, pheasant, waterfowl. The guns that come through the booth range from a new Glock getting an optic cut to a grandfather's Winchester getting a second life. Jared works on all of it, and the work gets posted to Facebook because it's worth putting out there — and because customers in the area deserve to see exactly what they're paying for before they leave a firearm.
"If it's going out of here with Hux Customs on it, it's going out right."
Four steps from initial contact to picking up a finished firearm. Every quote in writing. Every job photographed. No scope creep, no hidden charges.
Quote form, or call (208) 417-0058 directly. Jared will walk through the job with you — what the work involves, what it'll cost, and when it'll be done.