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Steve Dova

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Hey guys,

Where would be the best area to post to look into contracting a medium to large machining of firearms parts?

Naturally, this is done with FFLs and completely compliant with ATF regulations.

Any information on this subject would be extremely helpful. Thanks alot.
 
An FFL is not required for parts other than receivers!
Many many manufacturers do M16 replacement parts and sell them to the government and the general public.
There is a large demand for these parts right now!
 
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