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Posted: 5/28/2016 5:52:21 PM EDT
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Where do you guys recommend sending Nodak lowers to for retro engraving?
Thanks, Mark |
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80% Braceman, does pretty good work. 100% Ident Marking Services, I've had two Nodak lowers done by them, also good work.  Quoted:
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Is it an 80% or 100% receiver? Can you post pics of the ident engraving? What do they charge? |
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80% Braceman, does pretty good work. 100% Ident Marking Services, I've had two Nodak lowers done by them, also good work. Quoted:
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Is it an 80% or 100% receiver? Why doesn't braceman do 100% receivers? |
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Quoted: Can you post pics of the ident engraving? What do they charge? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Is it an 80% or 100% receiver? Can you post pics of the ident engraving? What do they charge?  |
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See this archive thread. He did my engraving. Pretty sure has an FFL now.
http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=123&t=654752 |
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You need the FFL to have someone elses firearm without them standing there. All firearms spending the night have to be logged in. Quoted:
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You need the ffl to receive the receiver from out of state. You need the FFL to have someone elses firearm without them standing there. All firearms spending the night have to be logged in. This is true only if state law requires it. There is very little in the federal law that affects intra-state transfer of firearms. Only if it crosses state lines is there a need for an FFL to receive a firearm. It is perfectly legal in most states to ship a rifle through the post office to your buddy who just bought it, or to an unlicensed gunsmith, or just about anyone for any reason, without an FFL as long as it does not cross state lines. Once that happens it goes into federal jurisdiction and our friendly ATF people might have something to say about it. |
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