Is Engraving mandatory on receiver after my eForm 1 is approved?
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Engraving mandatory?
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Rob Boudrie
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You are allowed to do the engraving before your eForm1 is approved as an alternative.
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Newly manufactured firearms. Manufacturers may adopt the serial number and other identifying markings previously placed on a firearm by another manufacturer provided the firearm has not been sold, shipped, or otherwise disposed of to a person other than a qualified manufacturer, importer, or dealer, and the serial number adopted is not duplicated on any other firearm.
Newly manufactured firearms. Manufacturers may adopt the serial number and other identifying markings previously placed on a firearm by another manufacturer provided the firearm has not been sold, shipped, or otherwise disposed of to a person other than a qualified manufacturer, importer, or dealer, and the serial number adopted is not duplicated on any other firearm.
Have anyone had Outer Limits In Holbrook do their engraving?
That's for manufacture, registering an SBR under NFA is taking a firearm and making it into an SBR, and there are additional requirements. One is that you have to engrave it with your name, or trust, the town/city, and state. Another requirement is you have to inform the ATF if you want to take it into another state, even temporarily.
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They did my AR9. Put it right in the magwell lip. I think it was $60 but I honestly can’t remember.
That would be perfect for the MPX K.
Did they do it while you waited?
The receiver is not the only option. You can do the engraving on the barrel, may make sense if you decide to remove it from the registry someday. The barrel may be the cheaper option to remove your info, and a barrel can be left with an engraver that does not have an FFL.
For an SBS the barrel can be engraved, then take off the 14'" put on the 20" and take across state lines hunting, AR's with multiple uppers it may not make as much sense
For an SBS the barrel can be engraved, then take off the 14'" put on the 20" and take across state lines hunting, AR's with multiple uppers it may not make as much sense
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I believe they can do it while you wait. I had just missed the guy who runs the machine so I picked it up a few days later.
