This is a cute little single shot .22 that the owner of American Hunting Rifle is having engraved for his granddaughter! It’s engraved in a pattern based on factory Stevens’ patterns for their target rifles.

I’ll try to have a finished picture of this little gun when he gets it finished!

Here’s an easy way to dress up your hunting rifle! The high rings are engraved in American Scroll.

This butt plate features Scottish Thistle designs. This thistle design can be used for full coverage as well!

This is an inexpensive way to dress up your everyday hunting rifle. I can also engrave animals within the design to celebrate a trophy game animal. The basic engraving can be American Scroll, English, Foliat, or Relief Oak Leaf.

This is a late model lever-action rifle engraved in American Scroll. This rifle features a grizzly bear on one side and a bull elk on the opposing side.

While this isn’t a full-coverage engraving, the gun does feature about 65% coverage. This is a rifle that’s to be used for hunting, not a Safe Queen! However, it’s fancy enough to give you some pretty great bragging rights at hunting camp!

This is a trigger guard and a buttplate for a 17 HMR rifle. The design is almost Arabesque.

I’ll post more photos as it nears completion.

Here’s something a little different! A Sharps Borchardt action that’s engraved in American Scroll. This is a relatively sparse pattern and is an inexpensive way to add some flavor to a single-shot rifle.

This is an easy way to customize your hunting rifle! This post features an engraved trigger guard, floorplate, and grip cap – this easily adds personalization and elegance to your rifle without breaking the bank.

It also allows for you to have the action, bolt, breech, and rings engraved at a later date.

The engraving can be in many different patterns and styles. In this example, American Scroll was used. It can also be done in Renaissance, English, or Relief-Carved Oak Leaves, among others.

This engraved grip cap is an inexpensive way to add some flair to your rifle. In this case the client requested a front-facing engraving of an elephant. Generally speaking, grip cap engraving will run between $100 – $200!

This trigger guard and floorplate assembly is engraved in a semi-english style. It’s not typical American Scroll, but not as tight as true English scroll. This makes for a handsome, yet slightly different engraving effect!