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Update 7/8/25
Due to high demand and some summer flu the shipment of these items may be delayed. Please be patient. We have not forgotten your order.

Update 7/1/25
In light of Nothing Ever Happening Again, these are now on sale.

Because of course they are.

You still need this ridiculous regulatory baggage because your elected officials have the spine of wet toast. Too weak to stand in a light summer breeze, let alone a thimble full of pushback from the other team. We were close. So close to not needing any of this anymore.

But no. Here we are. Again.

Disdain. Sorrow. Disdain.
A pox on both their beige, useless houses.

This tag must be placed in a way that the identification markings are capable of being easily seen with the naked eye during normal handling of the firearm, and are unobstructed by other markings when the complete weapon or device is assembled. Use a soldering iron to heat while installing this into a 3D printed or plastic frame prior to submitting your form 1.

27 CFR 478.92(a)(3)S

Some sanding and finishing may be required.

Bend to conform to the surface being applied to. Use a soldering iron to heat the tag and push it downward to set it into the frame.  Start heating in the middle and move to the outside once it sinks in flush to the surface. Smush some of the plastic coming through the holes over the tag to more permanently attach the tag.

Here’s a model you can use to easily cut this feature into your model.

MAF Serial Plate Cutout Model – Kopsis

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