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Licensee technically falls within the current guidelines for a Warning Conference based on the following violation; •failing to properly mark firearms as a licensed manufacturer However, it should be noted that the licensee is not the original manufacturer of the firearm frames and conducts secondary manufacturing activities as a sandblaster and coater of firearms for other manufacturers, including redacted in the vioaliton cited redacted frames were acquired from Charter Arms for anodizing that were serialized but did not have the Name of the Manufacturer, City or State stamped on the firearms. The licensee, after consultation with ATF immediately contacted Charter to have them return to pick up the firearms and have them properly marked. The licensee also immediately conducted a training program with his employees to teach them to examine the firearms upon receipt at the factory to make sure they are properly marked before they conduct work on the firearms. Based on the above mitigating factors a Warning Letter and No Recall is recommended in lieu of the Warning Conferrence. Show more

Modem Metal Finishing Inc. FMI, 6-06-00180 IOI T redacted Final N-Force query 3/20/2017, no hits. Forwarded to DIO for consideration of alternate recommendation from Warning Conference to Warning Letter, No Recall . Alternate recommendation approved by DIO 3/24/2017. FMI Inspection completed, onsite end date 3/17/2017. Two violations cited, one of which warrants administrative action : Current ATF guidelines warrant a Warning Conference based on the following violation: 27 CFR 478.92(a)(1)(ii) - Failure to property mark firearms as a licensed manufacturer. However, it should be noted that the licensee is not the original manufacturer of the firearm frames and conducts secondary manufacturing activities as a sandblaster and coater of firearms for other manufacturers redacted.) In the vioaliton cited redacted frames were acquired from Charter Arms for anodizing that were serialized but did not have the Name of the Manufacturer, City or State stamped on the firearms. The licensee, after consultation with ATF immediately contacted Charter to have them return to pick up the firearms and have them properly marked. The licensee also immediately conducted a training program with his employees to teach them to examine the firearms upon receipt at the factory to make sure they are properly marked before they conduct work on the firearms. Based on the above mitigating factors a Warning Letter and No Recall is recommended in lieu of the Warning Conferrence. Show more