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Question:
What is stopping a gunsmith from marking the barrel with what the gun is chambered for?
If you were to rechamber a rifle the gunsmith would legally stamp the barrel with the new cartridge designation.
Are shotguns different in the eyes of the law - as far as marking a barrel for gauge and length?
If it truly has a 3 1/2" chamber why not mark it as such?
Brownells sells the factory versa max barrel stamped 3.5" If you want to spend the extra money on it to get a another round in the mag tube.
"Any idiot can piss on the floor, but it takes a real hero to sh!t on the ceiling." - Maclean Maclean
My barrel has 3.5 on it. To my suprise I even got the big green Remington case.
Got mine on sale from Epps. And then sent it in to TacOrd
Does anybody know what the Bennelli M2 is stamped?
3 inch for sure. I think the only m2 based 3.5 benelli's are the SBEII'sOriginally Posted by PZero
This was the document.
If the barrel says 3" on it; I think you would get eaten alive in court.
But it's your butt on the line.
You'll need to decide for yourself what you're comfortable with.
Agreed.
But why can't it be relabelled?
Seems to me 5 minutes with a stamp beats explaining to a judge the reasonings for your actions.
Plus it's got to be cheaper than the lawyer...
This was the document.
I keep this document along with my shotty just in case LEO get curious
Last edited by wildchef; 03-16-2017 at 04:03 PM.
Why are we still discussing this on an open forum ? This issue has been beaten to death many times over. If there is a question, why not contact Tacord via email and have him explain. Just sayin.
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