Another thread peaked my curiosity

[Studio 417]

I don't want to misinterpret any laws, so I'll ask here first.

Is there any part of a gun, rifle specifically, that can not be engraved? Obviously, not altering or removing the serial.

 

[Studio 417]

A link in the Good,Bad, and Ugly, has me thinking I can modify any part of my personal firearm. I'm going to have to do more research, but I have some ideas I would like to try.

 

[Hop]

Engraved for decoration? Personalized? For purposes of making an NFA item?

 

[Studio 417]

No NFA, just personalized cosmetics mostly, and maybe some handguard mods. Likely a logo, nothing over the top.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

I don't want to misinterpret any laws, so I'll ask here first.

Is there any part of a gun, rifle specifically, that can not be engraved? Obviously, not altering or removing the serial.

Since this is in the Gunsmithing forum You mean like this?

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[Studio 417]

Since this is in the Gunsmithing forum You mean like this?

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Sure. I could do that, but it's a little more than I had planned. A bit too fancy for a AR I think.

 

[Studio 417]

I modeled these for a guy. They would fit that.

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

I modeled these for a guy. They would fit that.

Nice work

 

[Hookeye]

Not a Nazi, but the correct spelling is "piqued".

Flame away

 

[Itchytriggerfinger]

I sure hope not.

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[BGDave]

Since this is in the Gunsmithing forum You mean like this?

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Tastefully done. Very nice.

 

[BGDave]

Not a Nazi, but the correct spelling is "piqued".

Flame away

Most misspelled words don't even make me stumble over them. That one makes my eyeball twitch.

Then again, I'm a product of public education....................... Barely.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

Tastefully done. Very nice.

Thanks, I broke a sear in it maybe 25-30 years ago. One of the knuckleheads I grew up with was a sales rep with Colt, he said give it to me and I will take it to Camp Perry or the Factory and have it fixed and maybe a Custom shop trigger job. Months and months and months go by and one weekend he hands me one of the Colt Presentation boxes and I opened it and and my GC was now engraved and a awesome trigger. A pistol was apparently needed for a woman engraver at Colt to get to the next level as a test.
He handed them mine.
The bill was two fifths of VO... If you read this, thanks again Demilt...