Finding Your First Engraved Gun

[@christian_thereal]

You sir have a killer mustache

[@martinstiastny7679]

Thank you Joel

[@RockIslandAuctionCompany]

Making videos on beautiful guns is no trouble at all. Thanks for watching!

[@dgiorgi2001]

ROCK ISLAND video ROCK as always. Joel, not only do you have a great job but I bet you also have a wonderful personal collection of firearms too.... How could you not seeing all these beautiful works of art. Thank you for this informative historical video.

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

The Browning Superposed was a JM Browning concept, but it was NOT designed by him. His son took the concept and, with FN's help, designed it.

[@ianray8823]

That Remington shotgun has brilliant engraving...minus all the patent dates lol

[@brogeoti]

My choice would be the J. P. Sauer & Sons. The cape gun is interesting as well: O. W. Cipher - Oliver Winchester?!? I know that’s highly improbable, but sounds good. I would think Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands might be a good starting point for research.

[@thebarkingmouse]

That'd be my choice too. The Sauer.

[@RedHuntsman]

Be careful, engraved firearms are addictive. Mine started with a double signed Felix Funken engraved early '50s Browning Superposed Grade II Pigeon grade shotgun.