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  1. Question concerning how to engrave steel receiver for NFA purposes

    I'm pretty sure that's the case. However, I would guess that you could send a gun off, as in outside of your immediate possession, to be engraved after having an approved tax stamp but before ever having actually put it into the NFA item configuration. That's just my guess though. I think a lot...

  2. Question concerning how to engrave steel receiver for NFA purposes

    From what I understand, the gun in question isn't an NFA item until it has been put into an NFA configuration. I think, and take this with a grain of salt, that even if you have the tax stamp approved that until you put it into the appropriate configuration to "make" it into an NFA item that it...

  3. Question concerning how to engrave steel receiver for NFA purposes

    I'll look into Sonoma's services, thanks.

  4. Question concerning how to engrave steel receiver for NFA purposes

    That very much depends on the kind of steel used. Not all alloys of steel have rust resistant properties. The receivers used in 870 shotguns were, back when the Freedom Group owned Remington, known to rust even with the blued finish. If the engraving process does away with the finish then I'd...

  5. Question concerning how to engrave steel receiver for NFA purposes

    I'm planning to tax stamp an 870 shotgun. Steel receiver, blued finish. I had two main areas I'm unclear about. 1: How should I go about doing the engraving? I already asked my local gunsmith and he said he couldn't do it. Should I just seek another gunsmith who can, or is this something a...

  6. Created my own binary trigger

    Did you ever post how you made yours?

  7. Created my own binary trigger

    Youtube doesn't allow videos that show how to manufacture anything firearm related. He should post to LBRY instead.

  8. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    I really appreciate the offer, but I don't make it up there very often. Thanks for the offer though.

  9. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    The hammer is now shaped as if it came bobbed from the factory; he did great work.

  10. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    @cmshoot ended up bobbing the hammer of my Smith for me, and he did a fantastic job of it. Thanks again!

  11. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    Hey again. If that offer is still open then I'd like to take you up on that. I'll send you a PM.

  12. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    That's a very kind offer; I might take you up on that but am still weighing my options right now. Thanks.

  13. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    For the dremel or the gunsmith to bob my hammer?

  14. Should I buy a dremel or hire a gunsmith? (not as bad as it sounds)

    I've a s&w model 64 snub nose revolver that I love to carry as a backup gun. The hammer tends to snag on my clothes so I want it gone. I was a machinist in the past so I'm pretty confident I could handle bobbing off the hammer and rounding it nicely if I had a dremel, but those cost money. Then...

  15. Ar gas issue...i think.

    Yes. Again, if this were a real issue that actually existed as a design flaw of the AR15 then it would have been addressed a long time ago. Some high-temperature adhesive would easily fix this supposed flaw; just glue the rings together as they're staggered and they'd never accidentally align...

  16. Ar gas issue...i think.

    1: The gas rings move, independently of one another, almost every time the gun fires, so the shooter has no control over whether or not they're aligned or staggered. Staggered gas rings can possibly align themselves through fire, and aligned gas rings will most likely stagger themselves through...

  17. Ar gas issue...i think.

    That's apocryphal.
  18.

    What did they do with my Ithaca 37?

    Who, and how much do they charge?
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    What did they do with my Ithaca 37?

    I'm thinking that they put the thing back together incorrectly or made some kind of a buildup in the magazine tube. Find a guide on youtube on how to assemble/disassemble it and see if putting it back together properly resolves your issue.
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