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Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
Hey guys, it is Chad from Carolina Laser Works. Thanks for all the comments. I am ordering some of the square blanks for those that want those tags. I have to call my supplier but it is usually about a week or two before I receive them. Once I receive them I will add them to the catalog on my webpage. Thanks again. |
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If you can tell me what font you want, I can easily use it. I no longer have my Mk25 to compare. If you find a font that you like and decide to order one just let me know any modifications that you want in an email and I will make the changes. I often put custom logos on them in place of the data matrix code and such. Basically if it can be engraved I will try to do it...lol. Thank you
Chad |
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Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
I do have a favor to ask for someone that has the square UID tag on a rifle. Could you measure it for me or hold a ruler beside it and take a photo to get the measurement. The supplier needs the measurements to make the blanks. Thank you Chad |
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Originally Posted By car10107:
Has anyone ordered from this company? The label they show on the paper backer looks great and has nice rounded corners. The second picture the company shows with the label on a lower doesn't look right (IMO) because the corners are square and looks like it was cut from a larger sheet with scissors. Just wondering which type they supply? Originally Posted By car10107:
Originally Posted By airmandaniel:
Here ya go! https://carolinalaserworks.ecwid.com/Custom-UID-tag-for-M-4-Carbine-1-5-x-5-p82703152 |
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Originally Posted By car10107:
Has anyone ordered from this company? The label they show on the paper backer looks great and has nice rounded corners. The second picture the company shows with the label on a lower doesn't look right (IMO) because the corners are square and looks like it was cut from a larger sheet with scissors. Just wondering which type they supply? Chad Carolina Laser Works |
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Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
Hey guys, it is Chad from Carolina Laser Works. Thanks for all the comments. I am ordering some of the square blanks for those that want those tags. I have to call my supplier but it is usually about a week or two before I receive them. Once I receive them I will add them to the catalog on my webpage. Thanks again. |
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Originally Posted By ckopp636:
Looks like Ill be placing another order before long.... Originally Posted By ckopp636:
Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
Hey guys, it is Chad from Carolina Laser Works. Thanks for all the comments. I am ordering some of the square blanks for those that want those tags. I have to call my supplier but it is usually about a week or two before I receive them. Once I receive them I will add them to the catalog on my webpage. Thanks again. 
ETA: Any tips for REMOVING these things? |
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Originally Posted By stayfrostymorgs:
Bought from Carolina Laser Works last week, aluminium tag with nice rounded corners, took 5 day to reach the UK, they even included a free Union Jack one, excellent communication and service, highly recommended  Wish I could speak English.
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Originally Posted By triaxle:
What about Beretta M9 uid sticker would it be under the dust cover or front strap ?? |
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Originally Posted By triaxle:
What about Beretta M9 uid sticker would it be under the dust cover or front strap ?? The UID sticker is placed on the bottom of the dust cover, in front of the trigger guard. Funny thing, I was at a synch meeting a week or two ago, and one of the officers placed his M9 on the table in the conference room when he sat down. I noticed the UID sticker on the bottom of the frame in front of the trigger guard and thought about looking into getting one for my M9C. Then I'm surfing the 'net and I find this thread 
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Ok, here's a pic of an M4 I took last fall when a unit from Ft. Lewis was training where I work. A soldier came into our building to make a head call, and as soon as he walked in from outside, his sling slipped off and his weapon crashed to the floor. I peeked my head around the corner and asked him if I could help him (we don't allow visiting units to use our facilities as a public restroom since they don't field day our building before they leave). I relented in this case and offered to watch his weapon and fix his sling while he took a shit and he handed me his M4. I fixed the sling and took a pic of the UID sticker on the right side of the lower receiver for future reference.
The Colt M4 was almost brand new, and was equipped with a Matech BUIS only (no optics) and RAS. This was in 2016. |
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Originally Posted By USMCTanker:
Ok, here's a pic of an M4 I took last fall when a unit from Ft. Lewis was training where I work. A soldier came into our building to make a head call, and as soon as he walked in from outside, his sling slipped off and his weapon crashed to the floor. I peeked my head around the corner and asked him if I could help him (we don't allow visiting units to use our facilities as a public restroom since they don't field day our building before they leave). I relented in this case and offered to watch his weapon and fix his sling while he took a shit and he handed me his M4. I fixed the sling and took a pic of the UID sticker on the right side of the lower receiver for future reference. http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/oo359/Gunny1812/M4%20UID_zpsau3u6lh7.jpg The Colt M4 was almost brand new, and was equipped with a Matech BUIS only (no optics) and RAS. This was in 2016. |
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Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
The last I had heard is that they were in production (which take 7-10 business days). I am expecting them at the beginning of next week. If I have not received tracking information by Monday or Tuesday I'm gonna call them back. |
| Thank you guys. I really appriciate the support I have received from the various firearms communities. It means a lot. Especially being a gun guy myself, it is nice to have the support I have gotten. I have sent tags to the United Kingdon, Canada, and all across the US. It is humbling. |
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Alright you maggots (I say that without regard to your g** damn feelings), I said I'd post a pic of an M9 UID barcode sticker for an issue M9, and here it is
ANAD (Anniston Army Depot, Anniston AL) rebuild from 2008 (stampings rather crudely made into the left side of the frame forward of the trigger guard). Slide, safety, hammer, trigger, magazine release button, disassembly latch, and trigger bar seemed to be coated with some sort of gray moly coat of some kind (very similar to the gray color anodizing of Colt M16A1s when they were still in production, or even Perma Slik G since it didn't seem very durable). Hammer had a part number roll marked / stamped into the left side IIRC (partially visible while in uncocked position). Where the sticker was applied on the bottom of the dust cover of the frame seemed to have either black paint applied under it, or a sealer brush-painted over the sticker once it was applied. Oh, and the grips were a pair of generic black plastic replacements without the Beretta logo. ETA: I believe the sticker itself was 1.25 in long IIRC. 
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Originally Posted By Charliedeltajuliet:
Thank you guys. I really appreciate the support I have received from the various firearms communities. It means a lot. Especially being a gun guy myself, it is nice to have the support I have gotten. I have sent tags to the United Kingdon, Canada, and all across the US. It is humbling. Please let us know when you acquire the square UID stickers. I look forward to ordering from you
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Attached File Here's a small square sticker on a CQBR Block I upper at work. Not sure what its purpose is. First one I've come across. Most of these uppers just have the 4-digit CQBR barrel number copied with marker onto the upper. Many have RFID circular tags. According to my Manatee Barcode Scanner it reads: [)>12CAG 00074SER SWLSAW-A022539 |
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Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/13082/IMG-5529-237937.JPG Here's a small square sticker on a CQBR Block I upper at work. Not sure what its purpose is. First one I've come across. Most of these uppers just have the 4-digit CQBR barrel number copied with marker onto the upper. Many have RFID circular tags. According to my Manatee Barcode Scanner it reads: [)>12CAG 00074SER SWLSAW-A022539
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Squire
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I survived ARFbortion2016 and all I got was this stupid sigline
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Possibly!
I don't recognize any of those fields in the barcode (not that I have much experience with UIDs). Google didn't come up with anything either. That serial number looks like it belongs to a Surefire light. Maybe the sticker came from a light. Who knows? |
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Wait, here's a clue: http://www.acq.osd.mil/dpap/UID/attachments/Tips%20on%20Constructing%20the%20UII.pdf
00074 is the CAGE code for BRACE TOOL AND MACHINE SHOP so that sticker probably came from some type of industrial saw (SWLSAW) with a serial of A022539. This is a CAGE lookup tool: https://cage.dla.mil/search Your hometown probably has a CAGE (mine does). They're used for federal grants. |
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Originally Posted By Lancelot:
For the off brands out there...... We should start a list Cage codes LRB 4WZ76 Bushmaster 7Z500 Bravo Company USA 342X6 Stag Arms 488B1 Aero Precision 0ZTJ5 12238 |
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I survived ARFbortion2016 and all I got was this stupid sigline
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Originally Posted By Acetomco:
What is the part number for an M16A1? M16 was 8448600 XM177 (Colt Model 610) GAU-5/A part # J62700 XM177E1 (Colt Model 609) COMMANDO part # 8432404 XM177E2 (Colt Model 629) part # 8436751 GAU-5/A/A part # GAU5AA GAU-5/P or GUU-5/P (14.5" upgrade, various) part # 61010 Colt Model 653 part # 653 Colt RO933 part # R0933 (Looks like Colt hit the easy button on part numbers). lol My CQBR upper should be tagged part # 7520904 (NSN 1005-01-498-1913) |
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7KB38 UMBRELLA CORPORATION / UMBRELLA BIOTECH http://umbrellabiotech.com/
6DBJ3 UMBRELLA CORPORATION WEAPONS RESEARCH GROUP 38GV8 UMBRELLA CORP, THE / MOM'S LAUNDRY SERVICE 0HX14 OMNI CONSUMER PRODUCTS CORP http://www.omniconsumerproductscorporation.com/ FAS36 INTERNATIONAL GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES (InGen) 1WQ37 CYBERDYNE SYSTEMS CORP 7EWN1 SKYNET INC 09KL7 ACME FIREARMS
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Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
7KB38 UMBRELLA CORPORATION / UMBRELLA BIOTECH http://umbrellabiotech.com/ 6DBJ3 UMBRELLA CORPORATION WEAPONS RESEARCH GROUP 38GV8 UMBRELLA CORP, THE / MOM'S LAUNDRY SERVICE 0HX14 OMNI CONSUMER PRODUCTS CORP http://www.omniconsumerproductscorporation.com/ FAS36 INTERNATIONAL GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES (InGen) 1WQ37 CYBERDYNE SYSTEMS CORP 7EWN1 SKYNET INC 09KL7 ACME FIREARMS 
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I survived ARFbortion2016 and all I got was this stupid sigline
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell:
Originally Posted By SecretSquirell:
Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
7KB38 UMBRELLA CORPORATION / UMBRELLA BIOTECH http://umbrellabiotech.com/ 6DBJ3 UMBRELLA CORPORATION WEAPONS RESEARCH GROUP 38GV8 UMBRELLA CORP, THE / MOM'S LAUNDRY SERVICE 0HX14 OMNI CONSUMER PRODUCTS CORP http://www.omniconsumerproductscorporation.com/ FAS36 INTERNATIONAL GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES (InGen) 1WQ37 CYBERDYNE SYSTEMS CORP 7EWN1 SKYNET INC 09KL7 ACME FIREARMS |
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@Charliedeltajuliet How difficult would it be to alter your data matrix? MIL-STD-130N specifies elements of the data matrix. The information is always one line, separated by data identifiers (17V, 1P, S). They all start with [)> and 06 is the format indicator (data). Looks like 12 is another common format (text), which includes spaces, but the syntax is very specific. If the numbers specified are CAGE 13629, part # 12972700, serial # LE123456, it should appear as: [)>0617V136291P12972700SLE123456 Here's a format 12 (using obsolete format indicator DD) example on a SIG: 
[)>DDMFR 1EF82PNO MK25SEQ UU697102 Yeah, I was pretty bored today.
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Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/13082/IMG-5529-237937.JPG Here's a small square sticker on a CQBR Block I upper at work. Not sure what its purpose is. First one I've come across. Most of these uppers just have the 4-digit CQBR barrel number copied with marker onto the upper. Many have RFID circular tags. According to my Manatee Barcode Scanner it reads: [)>12CAG 00074SER SWLSAW-A022539 Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/13082/IMG-5529-237937.JPG Here's a small square sticker on a CQBR Block I upper at work. Not sure what its purpose is. First one I've come across. Most of these uppers just have the 4-digit CQBR barrel number copied with marker onto the upper. Many have RFID circular tags. According to my Manatee Barcode Scanner it reads: [)>12CAG 00074SER SWLSAW-A022539 Originally Posted By KitBuilder:
Chad @Charliedeltajuliet How difficult would it be to alter your data matrix? MIL-STD-130N specifies elements of the data matrix. The information is always one line, separated by data identifiers (17V, 1P, S). They all start with [)> and 06 is the format indicator (data). Looks like 12 is another common format (text), which includes spaces, but the syntax is very specific. If the numbers specified are CAGE 13629, part # 12972700, serial # LE123456, it should appear as: [)>0617V136291P12972700SLE123456 Here's a format 12 (using obsolete format indicator DD) example on a SIG: http://www.gunsandammo.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/2/files/service-auto-supreme-the-sig-sauer-mk25-review/sig-sauer-mk25_004.jpg [)>DDMFR 1EF82PNO MK25SEQ UU697102 Yeah, I was pretty bored today. It'd probably be a good idea to incorporate the part numbers for commonly requested guns on your site. For example list the part numbers for: M4 M4A1 M16A4 The clone weenies can put together a list of the more uber-leet clones too. Maybe common CAGE codes too. Just sayin'. |
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Originally Posted By jsstritz:
Anyone know CAGE number for Daniel Defense (CQBR) or Spikes? (I know I know lol). My Mk18-ish build is on a Spikes lower and DD upper :p |
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Without blood, it doesn't count!
I survived ARFbortion2016 and all I got was this stupid sigline
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