I noticed your first pic. 4th Bat. 10 Special Forces Group. My son-in-law was a company commander in that battalion until recently.
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I noticed your first pic. 4th Bat. 10 Special Forces Group. My son-in-law was a company commander in that battalion until recently.
Very nice work.
Can you do something like this?
What would be the cost?
What would be the cost?
What's your costs for engraving?
It mainly depends on what all is wanted.
If good artwork is provided that helps.
Most jobs run $100
How about these?
-Logo/Desig on the side of an AR lower?
-Logo/Design on the upper of an AR?
- Logo/Design on a mag (each side)?
-Logo/Design on the top of a slide (glock)?
-Logo/Desig on the side of an AR lower?
-Logo/Design on the upper of an AR?
- Logo/Design on a mag (each side)?
-Logo/Design on the top of a slide (glock)?
Off the chain...
No amount of engraving will ever make a gun a "better" gun. Even in the heyday of hand built guns, rifles, like Holland & Holland, Purdy, Rigby...the very best engraving only added 2-3% of the cost, new.
The Beretta below, which I bought new at the Beretta Gallery years ago, was said by the Beretta Gallery to have been engraved by Angelo Galeazi, when he was a student at Botega Giovanelli, a local Itallian engraving school. Today, he charges a minimum of $75,000 to engrave a single gun or rifle, so I have been told. In the photo, please note the metal to metal fit rather than focusing on the engraving. Quality is built in, not applied to.....
The etching in the OP is excellent by the way, for those who have a taste for it.
Looks good, we have a couple of Keyence 3-axis engravers at work. I have been playing with them, when I have time. I made a couple projects with them. Luckily, I have an unlimited amount of material to play with. I will post a couple pictures when I get home.
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