Hard Chroming

[Braxton1]

Earlier, someone was asking about "who does good hard chroming?". I wanted to answer with "my guy", but he was experiencing some family health issues over the summer and was not taking in work at the time. He is now back on-line, but with recent changes to UPS and FedEx's service agreements, he can only take in work from FFL's now.

I can handle the shipping and everything for you. Turn-around is generally fast (two to three weeks) and the quality-of-work is top notch. Handguns only right now.

 

[Tikker]

Don't refinishers need an FFL to work on firearms? I've read gunsmiths do and assumed it was the same even if you're just applying a new finish.

 

[Braxton1]

Yes, pretty much any adventure-for-profit involving guns requires an FFL.

 

[sniper22]

Yes, pretty much any adventure-for-profit involving guns requires an FFL.

For profit has to have a TIN. FFL is required for having possession of someone else's firearm
If you are changing anything from the way it came from the factory (finish, color, length ext) requires a class 7 FFL