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About LinkBacksThis thread isnt the place for debate but yes you do have to engrave any item you form 1 and "manufacture". Check the NFA handbook section 6.2.1 and section 7.4.Originally Posted by quesogrande
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This thread isnt the place for debate but yes you do have to engrave any item you form 1 and "manufacture". Check the NFA handbook section 6.2.1 and section 7.4.
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http://www.scribd.com/doc/15002298/Nfa-Handbook-Rev0409
Last edited by thorn; 10-29-2009 at 09:50 PM.
Monseigneur in Town
humm... thanks, that 7.4 section said I need to make acceptable serial number too...
No that was not a good reference link because it only brought up 7. Check the new one and as noted read 6.2.1 (the last paragraph in particular) They both work in clarification of each other.
Really that letter should be enough to go on.
Last edited by thorn; 10-29-2009 at 09:57 PM.
Monseigneur in Town
Hi guys, bear with me, newby here. Are you all looking for mechanical or laser engraving?
What does the bests job?
which looks better?
Is there anywhere in middle Tennessee that does custom gun engraving?
Say, on revolvers (or semi-autos for that matter), so a fella could have a nice Bar-B-Que/parade gun...
"Breaktime's over, back on your heads."
Took mine to B&B engraving in murfreesboro. Good price, did a good job on it, and I could have had it the next day, if I hadn't told him to take his time.
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