Here are two shots of a Smith & Wesson 640 engraved in American Scroll. This is the finished work of the previous post.


Gouse Freelance Firearms Engraving
Superior Quality Workmanship from Renowned Master Gun Engraver, Michael Gouse
Here are two shots of a Smith & Wesson 640 engraved in American Scroll. This is the finished work of the previous post.
This photo shows a Smith & Wesson 640 with the initial cuts in American Scroll style engraving. The cuts are done in such a way that the engraving will work no matter what set of grips are put onto the handgun!
When it’s finished, this will make for a very classic carry gun.
Come back next week to see the finished product!
This is a nice, mechanically sound triple lock Smith & Wesson! It had been buffed to the point that the Smith & Wesson logo was nearly erased. I recut the logo and engraved the revolver in a period Smith & Wesson pattern.
This will make for a very nice display piece or a fancy shooter at target matches!
Here’s a unique Arabesque engraved PPK/S. This particular pistol features seven wolves engraved on it. Five of the wolves were based on photographs supplied by the customer! This is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind carry gun!
I can do custom-designed art for your engraving projects as well! I have many custom art examples. I’ve done tankers, submarine service, lawmen & outlaws, and firearms commemorating military and first responders.
This is a Colt revolver that features 69 prominent cattle brands from throughout the state of Montana. This has the look of a period-engraved Colt. The brands add a real western flair to the revolver. This pistol harkens back to the cattle brand engraved Colts of Cole Agee.
This handgun would be a real standout at a cowboy shoot or at a gun show. There aren’t a lot of cattle brand guns out there so, they really stand out in any display of engraved handguns.
I can do a similar gun for you featuring your own brands or brands from your area!
This gun includes a blued trigger, screws, and cylinder pin and a case-hardened hammer. Many of the Colt nickel-plated guns were finished in this manner.