So I bought a few of the TM 80% lowers the other day. I took a look at one of them and noticed is was slick and shiny. I'm going to build one of them into an AR pistol (5.56) and the others into AR rifles.
These will be firearms that I plan to keep forever. That said, nothing last forever. So I think it would be prudent to have them engraved while they are still paper weights. What information is mandatory to have engraved? I believe it's something like this:
Model: (For the pistol, can I just write Pistol? Otherwise AR?)
Caliber: (I see most people write "Multi". What does that buy me?)
S/N: (I'll make something up).
Manufacturer: Does this have to be my name? Can I use some fictitious manufacturer name? (Downey Gun Works)
Location: Downey, CA
Safe/Fire
Also, to keep costs down, I will probably just rattle can these myself with some Aluma-Hyde. About the slick shiny surface on the lower, should I have these media blasted or any other kind of prep work before I rattle can them? Or are they good to go?
Thanks.
These will be firearms that I plan to keep forever. That said, nothing last forever. So I think it would be prudent to have them engraved while they are still paper weights. What information is mandatory to have engraved? I believe it's something like this:
Model: (For the pistol, can I just write Pistol? Otherwise AR?)
Caliber: (I see most people write "Multi". What does that buy me?)
S/N: (I'll make something up).
Manufacturer: Does this have to be my name? Can I use some fictitious manufacturer name? (Downey Gun Works)
Location: Downey, CA
Safe/Fire
Also, to keep costs down, I will probably just rattle can these myself with some Aluma-Hyde. About the slick shiny surface on the lower, should I have these media blasted or any other kind of prep work before I rattle can them? Or are they good to go?
Thanks.


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