Light coverage in American Scroll on a Smith & Wesson large-frame revolver. This features a close-up of a running deer on the left-side of the frame and an elk on the right-side.

This custom Mauser English big game rifle was engraved by me. The rifle was built by American Hunting Rifles.

This American Hunting Rifle is beautifully engraved in an understated English style that Dennis Fitch Hatton or Bror Blixen would have been proud to own.

This is a very nice Colt with gold plated screws, backstrap, trigger guard, hammer, and trigger. The barrel bands and cylinder band are also gold plated. The balance of the gun is engraved in a Colt D+ coverage. This makes for a very elegant revolver.

Lightly engraved Mauser action and trigger guard floorplate assembly. This is in a semi-English style of engraving. This is a classic style that looks very good on bolt action rifles without full-coverage.

This rolling block action is engraved in approximately 50% American Scroll style. This looks very good on a period gun.

This engraving is loosely based on the engraving done on a pair of 1851 Navy’s carried by Wild Bill Hickock. This handsome revolver that would look good in a presentation case.

This is a beautiful, full-custom Mauser hunting rifle made by American Hunting Rifle. They’re known for fine hunting rifles and dangerous game guns. I did the full relief carving on this custom rifle. If you’re interested in American Hunting Rifles you can contact them at 1(406)363-8033.

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.