Just wanted to give them props for the excellent job they did on my SBR Lower.
The quality of the engraving and customer service are top notch.
It was an added bonus that they're located in the DFW area so I didn't have to pay for shipping.
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Just wanted to give them props for the excellent job they did on my SBR Lower.
The quality of the engraving and customer service are top notch.
It was an added bonus that they're located in the DFW area so I didn't have to pay for shipping.
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I second that. Had my trigger guards done for SBR, and looks good, and they'll be doing any SBR I do in the future, no question.
See below, I would say I either had over or under my triggerguards done, depends on how you look at it I suppose.
Last edited by jt526; 09-25-09 at 10:04.
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You engraved trigger guards with your name/city? There may be another trip to the engraver in your future, before doing any more SBRs.Originally Posted by jt526
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Not sure what lower receiver jt526 has / had engraved / but some have the trigger guard manufactured into them (i.e. "built in"). Wouldn't be so hasty to string up a rope, based simply off what he said. May not be a detachable trigger guard.
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Sorry, I mistyped and didn't fully explain it, it is the upper area around the trigger on the lower, similar to this pic which I have shamefully linked from Orion arms, also an excellent company, I have seen their work and would not hesitate to recommend them as well.
Last edited by jt526; 09-25-09 at 10:03.
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Yeah, they said they could put it there, but I just had them do it on the side between the pins.Sorry, I mistyped and didn't fully explain it, it is the upper area around the trigger on the lower, similar to this pic which I have shamefully linked from Orion arms, also an excellent company, I have seen their work and would not hesitate to recommend them as well.
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That sounds better. I'm not the type to cry foul on others' NFA (mis)adventures, but simply intended to season my comment with a hint of alarm. That's an interesting place, very unobtrusive.
But I can't find an alternative to beat a 20$ jeweler's engraving on the side receiver while i wait.
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