There is a place in Rockwall, TX that does a lot of laser marking work on firearms. He has done some for me and I have always been pleased. The web site is:Can anyone recommend a individual or place that can accurately mark my 6 digit 700 receiver with the U.S. marking.
Thanks Burt,I have heard of them and read and heard they do good workThere is a place in Rockwall, TX that does a lot of laser marking work on firearms. He has done some for me and I have always been pleased. The web site is:
https://www.identmarking.com/
Can anyone recommend a individual or place that can accurately mark my 6 digit 700 receiver with the U.S. marking.
THIS ^^^^As recommended over on M40forum in response to the same question very recently asked, Raven Rifles does outstanding clone work, to include all markings, timeframe specific for each M40 model being built.
If I remember correctly I got the fastest response when I called them. I think I waited for a bit via email.C&H precision wont do it unless they build the rifle,Raven doesn't have a way to stamp the RTE-P,still waiting to here back from Texas brigade Armory.
Also still need to try GAP and Marty
When you say earliest, are you referring to the handful of test rifles? The 221xxx, 224xxx and 322xxx (and a few outliers within those ranges) rifles from the original contract were all rollmarked. The C6711xxx receivers purchased in the 90's weren't rollmarked and most were hand engraved. Here's my original M40 (Major Dick Culver's rifle) and my XM3 (my platoon used this rifle in Fallujah), the rollmark is visible on this circa 1966 M40:Note that the earliest M40 rifles were engraved with an electro pencil. Factory US markings can only be found on the contracted rifles.