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US serial numbers, markings ...
To my knowledge No. If the firearm(s) already has the required markings such as the caliber, a serial number, where Mfg (Country of origin). The importer must be identified on the firearms as well before it can be transferred to the general public. I have been a firearms importer for over 30...- rmgreen
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- Forum: Hand Engraving Forum
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Fixturing trick
I appreciate your pics of the fixtures. I find fixturing of gun parts to be as or more challenging than the engraving. Thanks for your generosity of sharing.- rmgreen
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- Forum: Hand Engraving Forum
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Ken Hurst
Ken did a lot of work on shotguns I built in the late 1980's and early 90's. Was always a pleasure to talk and discuss projects with him. RIP- rmgreen
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- Forum: Hand Engraving Forum
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Parker Restoration
I am in need of someone to make the wiggle cut border on the forend Iron of a VH grade Parker restoration. Please answer by PM.- rmgreen
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Engrave-ability of Beretta 692 ?
I think your best bet for a engraveable o/u is to buy a older Belgium Supposed (B-25) as a starting point. The entry level (Grade I) on these are around the price you are willing to pay. Just a thought.- rmgreen
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- Forum: Hand Engraving Forum
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Engrave-ability of Beretta 692 ?
You might try if the factory is unable or unwilling to tell you what you need to know these folks will know. Tell them what you are wanting to know and for what purpose. I have found them to be better than dealing with the factory. https://www.colegun.com/- rmgreen
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Announcement: Book: Good news, bad news
ordered and have a super trip down under- rmgreen
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