
Originally Posted by
kwilkin
So, is this your roundabout way to say that the "serialized portion" of the firearm is the only legal part of a firearm to be engraved? If so, then why doesn't the law say that?
If we are going to play semantical games, then we can go right back to the OP's original question and conclude that there is indeed no reason to not engrave the barrel since it's explicitly mentioned in the rules.
FWIW, this thread is not going to settle this one way or the other since the law is not clear (something that language like "serialized part of the firearm" would rectify). That said, I am not convinced that the serialized item must be engraved.
Just my $.02 and my planned course of action. Hiding my dog now....
The law implies the barrel or serial numbered receiver is acceptable for engraving.
Which implies you cannot engrave the stock, bolt, trigger pack, handguard, etc.
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