Predator Strikeforce
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The next stage of "Operation Blackout" was to get a little tattooing done on the Seekins Precision Billet Lower. Check this out...
Laser Engraved AR-15
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JoeBobOutfitters
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That's going to be a really sweet build!
Predator Strikeforce
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I couldn't agree more. A big thanks to Joe Bob Outfitters where 90% of the parts for this build came from. Joe Bobs is the best!
Wait time is only a day or two. The cost was the best part. They charge $12.50 for a logo set-up fee and $7.00 for the engraving. Less than $20.00 total and now that they have my logo set-up, future engraving will just be $7.00 per item.
Wait time is only a day or two. The cost was the best part. They charge $12.50 for a logo set-up fee and $7.00 for the engraving. Less than $20.00 total and now that they have my logo set-up, future engraving will just be $7.00 per item.
BrokenSVT
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That's amazing to watch.
I was just showing my kids the video, and they were all "so what;" then it occured to me...you can do anything with a laser in the cartoons. Haha. I explained to them how just a few years ago lasers weren't powerful enough for cutting/weapon use. Ahh, to be young again.
The logo looks great on there.
I was just showing my kids the video, and they were all "so what;" then it occured to me...you can do anything with a laser in the cartoons. Haha. I explained to them how just a few years ago lasers weren't powerful enough for cutting/weapon use. Ahh, to be young again.
The logo looks great on there.
tactical assault
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That was pretty cool.
Predator Strikeforce
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They only charged me $19.50. The logo set-up fee was $12.50 and the engraving was $7.00. It's a steal... Best part about it is now that my logo is digitized in their system, it's only $7.00 for any additional engraving.
The SBR engraving is a whole different story. NFA requirements are .003" depth so that info must be engraved into the metal rather than the surface which is all the laser can do. Therefore, I had a machine shop do the SBR engraving on the opposite side of the magwell.
The SBR engraving is a whole different story. NFA requirements are .003" depth so that info must be engraved into the metal rather than the surface which is all the laser can do. Therefore, I had a machine shop do the SBR engraving on the opposite side of the magwell.