Looks like I’m going to acquire a CO2 laser engraver. Anyone familiar with a BOSS LS1240?? Depending on what it’s capable of and how user friendly it is will dictate how long i hold onto it. Just not sure what I’m about to be getting into.
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Laser engraving
Looks like I’m going to acquire a CO2 laser engraver. Anyone familiar with a BOSS LS1240?? Depending on what it’s capable of and how user friendly it is will dictate how long i hold onto it. Just not sure what I’m about to be getting into.
Amendment II A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Originally Posted by Highstrung
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I looked into lasers five or six years ago when I first got my FFL/SOT. Ended up not going through with it and subbing out all my engraving work. But it's still a thought in my mind. Interesting to see what your experience is.
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With NFA "rules" changing, engravers are gonna be busy.
I've got an ass of shit that I'll be dropping off in January.
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What changes in engraving are coming with respect to NFA?
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$0.00 stamps for SBRs - engravers gonna be busy.
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Engravers better have a FFL
Amendment II A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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When a person "manufactures" a SBR (adds a stock in lieu of a brace, or shortens the barrel) - the weapon needs to be identified as such.
If you file a Form 4 under a trust, the trust info needs to be engraved into the firearm. If you file as an individual, your name and address goes on the gun.
However - if a factory SBR is transferred to you (or your trust) then no engraving is necessary.
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Banned
i still don't
Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.
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That seems as nerdy and almost as overreaching as the premise of a cwp.
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The engraving on my SBR is so little you almost need a jeweler's loupe to read it.
I also have a "ghost gun" that I built and whether it's a pistol or rifle is determined by what upper and what shoulder stock I attach to it. I could put a short barreled upper on it with a brace and it's a pistol. If I swap to a shoulder stock, it's an SBR.
Does a completed 80% receiver need a tax stamp to have a short barrel?
The whole NFA is overreach that accomplishes nothing with respect to stopping violent crime.
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