problem solved

[Hachi]

problem solved

[Dribear]

PPT should be fine. Modified handguns and even factory frame only are off-roster.

[1911aholic]

Very nice OP !


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[kemasa]

You have to watch out due to becoming an unlicensed business. It could be easy to view what you are doing as a business rather than just selling personal firearms that you modified.

[DNA]

Why not stick to stippling the polymer 80 frames so that folks can still enjoy your work and build their own glock? and you won't be working on complete firearms.

Dan

[Hachi]

thanks .

[Hachi]

PPT should be fine. Modified handguns and even factory frame only are off-roster.

thanks!

[Hachi]

You have to watch out due to becoming an unlicensed business. It could be easy to view what you are doing as a business rather than just selling personal firearms that you modified.

So I need to understand first, thank you for your reply

[9mmContagion]

Why not stick to stippling the polymer 80 frames so that folks can still enjoy your work and build their own glock? and you won't be working on complete firearms.

Dan

This is a good piece of advice.. you do great work, and this is the easiest way to make the most profit

[Hachi]

Why not stick to stippling the polymer 80 frames so that folks can still enjoy your work and build their own glock? and you won't be working on complete firearms.

Dan

I originally wanted to own them, but they were too much.

[Hachi]

This is a good piece of advice.. you do great work, and this is the easiest way to make the most profit

In fact, I have no way to use them to make money because each one takes too much time.

[DNA]

I originally wanted to own them, but they were too much.

We're talking about just stippling the frames etc... no need to build em out. All you would be out is time. Heck, people could probably message you about custom jobs for their 80% frames as well, then you'd just be out your time.

Just seems like way less headache than dealing with complete frames aka firearms.

Dan

[shafferds]

That probably takes between 6 to.8 hours per frame depending on the detail. How much would someone pay for that?

[Hachi]

That probably takes between 6 to.8 hours per frame depending on the detail. How much would someone pay for that?

Well, in fact, if it's just stippling it will take about 8 hours, but with designing and carving will take too much much more time.

[shafferds]

Not worth it even at 3 to 400 a frame. I know some places charge up to 600 to 800 for custom stipple jobs.