FFL: 1-59-031-01-8E-56407 — Prepared to Prevail
Not all firearms can be optic cut. Customer must provide the optic with the slide.
Final price may change if additional work is found. Customer will be contacted for approval before any extra charges.
Customer certifies that they are the lawful owner of the firearm, or are authorized by the lawful owner to leave it for service, that the firearm is not stolen, and that it is lawful to possess under federal and Florida law.
All prices on this work order are estimates. If Dealer finds that additional work, parts, or labor are required, Dealer will contact Customer for approval before performing any work that would exceed the estimated total. No additional charges will be made without Customer consent.
Some firearms cannot safely or properly receive certain services due to design, materials, wear, prior modifications, or manufacturer limitations. If, after inspection, Dealer determines that the requested work cannot be performed, Customer agrees to pay a labor fee of $64.95 for the time spent inspecting, disassembling, and evaluating the firearm. This fee is due at pickup.
Customer must provide the optic with the slide for all optic cut work. Dealer is not responsible for the fit, function, or defects of customer-supplied parts, optics, or accessories.
Customer understands that optic cuts, porting, threading, stippling, undercuts, Cerakote, and engraving are permanent modifications that cannot be reversed. Customer is responsible for confirming all specifications, colors, and designs before work begins. Such modifications may affect the manufacturer's warranty.
Dealer will exercise reasonable care in handling, storing, and servicing the firearm. Dealer shall not be liable for pre-existing defects, normal handling wear, mechanical failure unrelated to the work performed, or manufacturer defects. Dealer liability for loss or damage shall not exceed the fair market value of the firearm at the time of drop-off.
Completion dates are estimates and may change based on workload and parts availability. Customer will be notified by phone, text, or email when work is complete. Payment in full is due at pickup, and valid photo ID is required to release the firearm.
If Customer fails to retrieve the firearm within thirty (30) days after written or electronic notice that work is complete or the firearm is ready for return, Dealer may assess reasonable storage fees. After the statutory holding period required under Florida law, the firearm may be deemed abandoned and may be sold or otherwise lawfully disposed of. Any proceeds may be applied toward unpaid service, storage, and administrative costs, with remaining funds handled in accordance with Florida law.
Return of the firearm must comply with all federal and Florida firearms laws. Dealer may refuse to release a firearm to any person who cannot lawfully possess it.
