Time to beware.

[slug]

With the influx of small lasers, many things can happen.
Is this a rare armourers tool from 80 years ago, or a spanner from a Craftsman router?
Caveat emptor.

 

[OkayShooter]

Well they didnt have laser engraving back then. Tooling 80 years ago was stamped.

 

[HeadDamage]

The name of the device is the "LaserPecker"? That is funny, also what the last guy said

 

[green]

LB and Inglis also used electric pencils.

 

[slug]

You don't think some newby couldn't be fooled?

 

[OkayShooter]

You don't think some newby couldn't be fooled?

Sure someone might be fooled as people believe still in Santa, or bigfoot, or the Liberal government.

But clearly they are going to know it might be a replica and not orginal. Because someone that gonna need say a armourer tool, will be somewhat educated.

 

[Claven2]

The easiest marking to fake in all of milsurp collecting is the Longbranch superimposed LB for small parts and wood. Can be faked with a $15 set of stamps from Princess auto.

 

[J.P.]

You don't think some newby couldn't be fooled?

Not likely. Anyone fooled by that is badly in need of the lesson it would teach

 

[Jon9021]

Sure someone might be fooled as people believe still in Santa, or bigfoot, or the Liberal government.

But clearly they are going to know it might be a replica and not orginal. Because someone that gonna need say a armourer tool, will be somewhat educated.

This.