Hepburn engraved in period American Scroll with border work. This was the type of work often found on Hepburn target rifles. This amount of engraving, on a typical single shot action, would run in the $450 – $500 range.

When I engrave 50% coverage revolvers, I always engrave under the grip area so, if at a later date, you wish to put on a different grip, you don’t have an unsightly gap in the engraving.

This is an example of the new model Colt Python engraved with 50% American Scroll coverage. This dresses up a nice carry pistol without breaking the bank. Something like this would be about $675 + S/H.

Scottish themed relief carved thistles on various Anschuts parts.

Colt Anaconda featuring 50% American Scroll engraving coverage. This really dresses up the revolver without breaking the bank. Something like this would run about $675 + S/H.

This is a full-coverage Ruger new model Blackhawk engraved in the style of the late Cole Agee. It features seventy-five cattle brands from Lemhi county, Idaho. This is a truly unique single action revolver.

Close-up photo of American Scroll engraving on a Henry rifle. A work in progress shot. This is based on the designs of L. D. Nimchske.

This is a relatively inexpensive way to dress up your everyday carry gun. Even if it is a polymer frame pistol. In this case, it was a Seecamp and we only engraved the slide, as seen below.

This is a fully relief-carved oak-leaf and acorn H&K P7 pistol. These guns are very hard to engrave due to their rockwell hardness and many thin parts.

Relief carved Seecamp semi-auto pistol. A very stylish carry gun.