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Depends on how fast you want it. I personally just form 1 my lowers. I’ve never waited more than 3 weeks for e-forms to get approved YMMV. I also like to personally inspect and make sure the lowers are perfect before starting that process. Engraving is a non issue as with laser engravers, it can be done so small as to not even be noticed.
Depends on your interpretation and the examiners interpretation. No one cares about engraving really unless you're doing a F1 Suppressor (for example) where you're the original manufacturer, and there's no original serial number.
For an existing AR lower, engraving is really just theater... like concussion protocol where people create bull crap to pretend to take something seriously. I have seen forms come back where they (ATF examiner) wants engraving, but mine have the additional markings field blank.
Last edited by markm; 11-29-22 at 08:48.
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I've only done Form 1's because I don't like the idea of my gun sitting in a store for the better part of a year before I can take it home. The engraving to me is a non-issue. I don't care if you can see it or not.
Last edited by SteveL; 11-29-22 at 19:07.
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It's more complex than that. Maybe "SBR" is not the right label, perhaps "form-1" is ?
The serial # is on the lower. Using that tax-stamp lower for various configurations requires amending tax stamp. Is there a way to form-1 it so that the stamp covers any/all "SBR's" ?
https://www.guntrustguru.com/how-do-...led-rifle.html
First, I was saying you cannot buy just an SBR lower from a dealer. An SBR is a RIFLE with a BARREL under 16”, not a lower that was registered.
Second, the guy who wrote that article doesn’t know what he is talking about. If you paid the tax on your SBR you can change whatever you want and tell nobody. It is illegal to possess an SBR without the tax, if you change the caliber you still possess an SBR that has paid the tax. Nothing in the law requires you to update any length or caliber change.
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