Who should I go to to get a glock lower engraved for a form 1? I?m in the Springs but I could make the drive to Denver if there aren?t any good options in town...
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Who should I go to to get a glock lower engraved for a form 1? I?m in the Springs but I could make the drive to Denver if there aren?t any good options in town...
Make the trip to Wheat Ridge and see Troy at Colorado Gun Writes
Oh and then goto Kickin Wings for a snack.
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Originally Posted by electronman1729
Dangerlee in Elizabeth also does it. Closer and no trip through the commblock
There's also Pat @Engrave Cave, he's between Franktown and Parker just off 83.
https://www.ttengraving.com/
(719) 632-2780
2605 E Willamette Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Haven't used them in a number of years, so I'd call first.
O2
For sure, go see Troy at Colorado Gun Writes.
2 AR Tactical in Woodland Park did one for me recently on his laser. Turned out perfect. Small shop (very small) but a good dude.
(719)686-5699
I believe that is the same outfit that engraved my SBR.Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2
Did the job to the specs specified by the ATF, even had the correct font.
Richard
Did you mean to say font size? There's no "font" requirement.Quote:
Originally Posted by APEXgunparts
".003 minimum depth and print size no smaller than 1/16 inch"
Hotly debated but there's no requirement to engrave. UNLESS you remove/sell it. But we all do it anyway...
I recognize that the ATF has verbally put out some info that contradicts the CFR/NFA and their own written letters, but I’ve never seen a letter saying “don’t mark SBRs”.
I’m not going to roll the dice on my next 10 years by not engraving an SBR just to save $50. I like my dogs alive and my cornhole the size it currently is.
It has been a while, so I dug around the ATF web site and internet a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
You are correct about there being no "font" requirement, depth is defined as well as how that is measured, size is defined as well as where that is measured from, and they also state Roman letters and arabic numerals (with reference to ATF letter 2002-6).
The serial number adopted must be comprised of only a combination of Roman letters and Arabic numerals, or solely Arabic numerals, and can include a hyphen.
These markings must be conspicuously placed on the NFA item (since we are discussing SBR's).
Richard