I have two different unfluted cylinders I'd like to have engraved, any suggestions for quality work?

Call Griffin & Howe in Bernardsville. They can point you in the right direction.

There was always an engraver that had a table at the Forks of the Delaware show in Allentown. Next one is April 6 & 7.

 

Not sure if this is the guy or not, but he is close (Easton).

 

http://www.gournetusa.com/

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

I would be interested in this info as well. Would love one of my stainless 1911's to be engraved

Thanks JJ.

Thanks Bob, wow what an artist.

BLF, check out Bob's link, could be our go to guy.

I just sent the guy an e-mail at [email protected].

Wow...amazing work. I will contact him as well

Wow his work is beautiful, I hope one of you gentlemen get some work done by him and post some pics afterwards. Specially on the unfluted cylinder.

Will do.

Will do.

 

I can't wait to see it.

The engraver answered my e-mail and declined to work on Ruger. Said it was cast. I asked about the S&W cylinder let's see what he says. Doyouthink Ruger makes a cast cylinder? Hmmm.

The engraver answered my e-mail and declined to work on Ruger. Said it was cast. I asked about the S&W cylinder let's see what he says. Doyouthink Ruger makes a cast cylinder? Hmmm.

 

Ruger's guns are made from investment castings. You should be OK with the S&W as it is made from forgings.

A buddy had Gournet do his trap gun. The craftsmanship and artistry are simply astounding considering it's all done with handwork. The shotgun was months of full-time carving, and as one should expect for the rare craft - of considerable cost. However, it's now an heirloom that will pass down to his son and hopefully further.

 

Do show off any work you get done so we mere mortals can be in awe!

Mere mortals huh? If my wife finds out, me and my revolver will need a place to stay. He'll do the S&W, I'll call tomorrow. As always, thanks once again Bob.

 

Alex