I did something y'all might think is odd.

[rickyrick]

I always add something unusual to every rifle. I have one with a boar's tooth in a hand woven sling. I have one with leather grips.... some with vintage scopes.
As a kid I remember liking nameplates and data plates from old machinery so I decided to add one to an upper. Took me a while to decide on the style and size.... I was limited by the fact that it's actually kinda hard to find a place that will do small runs. There's some really neat ones but those have minimum quantities, therefore not practical.

Anyway, here's the result.

 

[44 AMP]

Get one with an arrow pointing to the muzzle stating
"Warning!

Bullet come out this end"

Really fast!!"

 

[CLC]

I like your style but I can't see it working with the size of my guns. I feel name plates go well with larger guns, engines, machines etc. I appreciate the oddball personalizations as well.

 

[rickyrick]

I really do all of my stuff for me. Except for the occasional picture posted here, no one else ever sees my guns.

 

[jmr40]

It's not something I'd do with my guns. But I do like the idea, at least with some guns.

 

[Wyosmith]

I once engraved "have a nice day" on the crown of a 62 caliber muzzleloader.
The customer loved it!

 

[kenny53]

That is cool, I like it.

 

[2damnold4this]

I like it!

 

[Ibmikey]

With all the unnecessary crap. Included on some weapons (import junk or warning labels, Macho names etc.) i choose not to add even more. My SBR even has my name and address in case I get lost in the woods ATF has insured some kind grizzly bear will walk me home.
I will not buy most Rugers (and others) with the aforementioned and totally un needed warnings...after all we survived for a lot of years without them..or at least most of us have by applying a somewhat unknown commodity today-----common sense.

 

[peggysue]

NICE TOUCH.