Build Thread Engraving in Southern Oregon?

[CountryGent]

Howdy all. If the current rate of approvals hold for eFormed 1, I should have an approved F1 sometime next month or possibly February. This particular project is a piece of cake (SBRing an AR) but I need to find a competent engraver in Southern Oregon that is still doing this work. If anyone has recommendations, I would value the information. I can send it away, of course, but for such a short job I just as soon stop in and have it done.

Parenthetically, has anyone done their own home engraving on a Form 1 project? If so, I am curious what tools, etc., you used and how it turned out.

Thanks all.

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[BWebb]

I have used Cascade Laser in Newberg, OR. I know thats not Southern, OR but they are great and understand Requirements for NFA engraving!

 

[CountryGent]

Thanks for the heads up. Newberg is kind of a voyage just for engraving, but if I was up there for some reason, it is nice to have the info.

P.S. Just crossed the six month point and counting on this particular Form 1 project. Come on stamp ...

 

[R3dundantC]

Thanks for the heads up. Newberg is kind of a voyage just for engraving, but if I was up there for some reason, it is nice to have the info.

P.S. Just crossed the six month point and counting on this particular Form 1 project. Come on stamp ...

I had a Vz.61 engraved by Laser Image. He posts here as Laserman. Reasonable rates and only took an hour or so. He's located in Eugene.
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[CountryGent]

Thanks for the info and link, @R3dundantC.