This little revolver features full coverage American Scroll engraving. Even though it has a slip-on rubber grip, it’s engraved along the backstrap, so any grip can be used!

This Ruger Vaquero features full coverage engraving, wrapping completely around the barrel. Virtually everything is engraved save for the hammer and the trigger! It features scrollwork on Ivorex grips.

Engraved by Mike Gouse.

This 29″ Bbl, Borchard-style soule long range tang sight with Hadley eye cup, globe front sight with level. Very Good to Excellent condition!

$2,500.00 USD

FFL Required

I’ll also have 2 Shilo 74’s soon at 45-70 and 40-65!

This gun is engraved in 50%+ American Scroll. This makes for a very handsome carry gun!

This Smith & Wesson Model 64 is being engraved in American Scroll. These photos shows one side with the un-inked finished cuts and the same side with the cuts inked. More photos to follow in a week or so!

THis Colt is a work in progress. It’s inspired by the work of my friend, and Colt factory engraver in the 60s & 70s, Bill Mains. More photos of the finished gun will follow!

Upgrade your hunting rifle with a custom engraved floorplate, trigger guard, and grip cap. I can do any scrollwork and add animals and other designs – the possibilities are nearly endless! This is an easy way to put a nice touch on your rifle that you can brag about at hunting camp!

This is the completed engraving of the gun I posted previously.

Here are two pictures of a Smith & Wesson Model 15 in the progress of being engraved. More pictures to follow as the work progresses!

This carbine was a conversion of a Sharps civil war percussion carbine. The conversion took place in 1868. It has the three-grooved lined barrel that was common with the conversions at the time. It has a tight action and good bore. Most markings are gone and very little finish remains. When it was converted, the stock was replaced with a plain stock. The Western and aviation artist, Jerry Crandall, purchased this carbine from noted Montana collector, John Fox.

This carbine saw use in both the Civil War and Indian Wars, before being sold into civilian service. This carbine comes with a Jerry Crandall print and a signed letter of authenticity from Judy Crandall.

$2,500 + S/H

As this is an antique, no FFL is required.