This is a photo of a very early work in progress model 36 Smith & Wesson that is being fully engraved and rehabilitated. When finished, it will be nickel-plated with inked cuts. Stay tuned for photos of the completed gun!
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WIP S&W M36
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Henry by Henry
This is a recreation of a Henry repeating rifle. It’s engraved in a style reminiscent of an original that was engraved in the 1860-1870 period. If you’re a cowboy shooter, it’s often handy to have your gun engraved so they stand out in the racks from all of the other rifles. I’ve seen, in the past, people picking up nearly identical rifles, get to the firing line, and realize they’ve picked up the wrong rifle! This isn’t likely to happen with a custom engraved rifle.
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500 Smith & Wesson
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Ruger Vaquero Bisley
This is a 3/4+ American Scroll engraved Bisley revolver. This is very typical of the coverage and style used on revolvers of the American west. This amount of engraving was one of the more popular options for Colt revolvers. This is a way to personalize your pistol and make it a stand-out at matches. With rifles used in the shoots, it makes them stand-out and allows you to easily recognize your rifle in the rack!
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Taurus Tracker
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Pair of Ruger Revolvers
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Walther TPH
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Colt SAA Current Custom Shop
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S&W 66 2 6 Inch
This is a fully engraved Smith & Wesson revolver in American Scroll style featuring a running antelope and antelope tracks. The other side features a grizzly bear head and a grizzly track.
The first two photos show the engraving with the grips off and the other two with the grips on. I always engrave under the grips so no matter what grips are placed, there won’t be any large gaps in the engraving.
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S & W 41 Magnum