Kentucky Armory Club

I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Toddstang wrote:I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Trust name, city, state... and your good to go

Toddstang wrote:I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Maker, City and State

ToddStang Trust is maker , not Toddstang

Thanks guys!

I actually read an interesting piece about this recently. If you look at how the law is written you technically don't have to engrave it unless you sell it. But better safe than sorry with the gubment

Toddstang wrote:I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Don't need to do it until your form is approved.

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Don't need to do it until your form is approved.

Just wanted to have it ready to roll when stamp comes.

ArmorHyde did a nice job on mine if you're looking to avoid using a dremel.

Tyler wrote:ArmorHyde did a nice job on mine if you're looking to avoid using a dremel.

Taking it to him tomorrow. He sent me a pic of a MP5 he just did with his new equipment.
He did an awesome job.

I send my stuff to these guys. They do a great job and quick turnaround.
https://tarheelstatefirearms.com/store/ ... ath=57_111
I like that they can engrave in the trigger area.

Toddstang wrote:

Tyler wrote:ArmorHyde did a nice job on mine if you're looking to avoid using a dremel.

Taking it to him tomorrow. He sent me a pic of a MP5 he just did with his new equipment.
He did an awesome job.

His work is fantastic!

Toddstang wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I am using my NFA trust for the online Form 1 which means I will be the one converting my firearm to a SBR.
Do I need to have my last name and trust name engraved on the firearm or just trust name?
I know city and state must be on there.

Don't need to do it until your form is approved.

Just wanted to have it ready to roll when stamp comes.

I don't know if there is any issue if it is engraved and the stamp doesn't get approved, but Mike at Lincoln Arms recommended to me to wait. Ymmv.

Tyler wrote:ArmorHyde did a nice job on mine if you're looking to avoid using a dremel.

I plan to give AH a call for mine as well.

Got mine back from ArmorHyde today and it looks great!

Toddstang wrote:Got mine back from ArmorHyde today and it looks great!

Nice
In that area I can only stamp, but then that is why I have the letter and number set.

ArmorHide is a good guy and does good work.

But ,Todd that H/K really needs the third spot.

Armor-Hyde doing some engraving for me.

Might be done this weekend.

Gunsmokin wrote:Might be done this weekend.

Post em up when you get em!

I sent two lowers out to Tarheel State Firearms yesterday go be engraved.

Toddstang wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:Might be done this weekend.

Post em up when you get em!

You know I will.

Got my lowers back from tarheel state firearms today and they look great. I sent them out Wednesday afternoon and they were on my front porch today when I got home. I like the engraving on the trigger area better than on the magwell like my other.