make your trust name as short as possible; engraving costs per letter! Your last name + trust is best, like Smith Trust.
unless your last name is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
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How about balls trust? J/k
Your serial number and model can be anything you want. If it's not already on the drop down menu, it has to be submitted for approval which ads to the time it takes to get approval.
I have just paid a flat fee for the engraving. I guess that all depends on who you use.
Your serial number and model can be anything you want. If it's not already on the drop down menu, it has to be submitted for approval which ads to the time it takes to get approval.
I have just paid a flat fee for the engraving. I guess that all depends on who you use.
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Re: Get my feet wet
I am balls, Jerville , KY
Balls Trust, Giggy, KY
That what is need for engraving or stamping.
The engraving /stamping needs to be 1/16 tall by .003 inch deep
Balls Trust, Giggy, KY
That what is need for engraving or stamping.
The engraving /stamping needs to be 1/16 tall by .003 inch deep
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Re: Get my feet wet
guncrank1 wrote:I am balls, Jerville , KY
Balls Trust, Giggy, KY
That what is need for engraving or stamping.
The engraving /stamping needs to be 1/16 tall by .003 inch deep
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Re: Get my feet wet
Unless law has changed etching is not a legal method. I have a commercial unit that I use and it will not etch to required depth.Toddstang wrote:guncrank1 wrote:I am balls, Jerville , KY
Balls Trust, Giggy, KY
That what is need for engraving or stamping.
The engraving /stamping needs to be 1/16 tall by .003 inch deep
Stamping , cast or engraved are the only methods in the law.
Edit update
Other FFLs agree that if it meets depth and size it is legal.
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Re: Get my feet wet
Just a few letters short of that. Hahaha!kokopelli wrote:make your trust name as short as possible; engraving costs per letter! Your last name + trust is best, like Smith Trust.
unless your last name is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
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I'll buy a few rounds of beers if you make the model Jenny, serial# 8675309.ballscutoff1978 wrote:I need ideas on trust names. At first I was thinking something that would guarantee that the kids would defiantly remember I had a warped sense of humor. However this is something serious, but we hey it's my trust so whatever. Also, serial numbers, it can be anything correct? As in #PEN15 or something like #4567-1234
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"In God We Trust"ballscutoff1978 wrote:I need ideas on trust names. At first I was thinking something that would guarantee that the kids would defiantly remember I had a warped sense of humor. However this is something serious, but we hey it's my trust so whatever. Also, serial numbers, it can be anything correct? As in #PEN15 or something like #4567-1234
"Llama Trust"
"Angry Orchard Anus Trust"
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Tyler wrote:I'll buy a few rounds of beers if you make the model Jenny, serial# 8675309.ballscutoff1978 wrote:I need ideas on trust names. At first I was thinking something that would guarantee that the kids would defiantly remember I had a warped sense of humor. However this is something serious, but we hey it's my trust so whatever. Also, serial numbers, it can be anything correct? As in #PEN15 or something like #4567-1234
Hahahaha!!
Ok. I can see the agent that has the read these forms. Some of the stuff people put on them. I bet that isn't the first time.
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Laws must of changed. I asked the experts on their site and they said as long as it meets BATFE requirements than its good to go.guncrank1 wrote:Unless law has changed etching is not a legal method. I have a commercial unit that I use and it will not etch to required depth.Toddstang wrote:guncrank1 wrote:I am balls, Jerville , KY
Balls Trust, Giggy, KY
That what is need for engraving or stamping.
The engraving /stamping needs to be 1/16 tall by .003 inch deep
Stamping , cast or engraved are the only methods in the law.
Edit update
Other FFLs agree that if it meets depth and size it is legal.