ENGRAVING

[yip]

  I'M VERY INTERESTED IN LEARNING TO ENGRAVE ON MY RIFLES, IS THERE ANY ENGRAVING CHISELS ON THE MARKET?

[45-110]

Of course there are! You obviously have internet, so did you check Rio Grande, Lindsay and others?

[ScottH]

Another source for gravers is Ron Scott, a member and contributor here.

[Ron Scott]

PM sent on gravers

[yip]

  RON CAN'T RETRIEVE MY P.M.

[Ron Scott]

This is the wood handles graver with steel core. Standard 90 degree angle . Extra gravers available. Email me at ronscottflintlocks@gmail.com

[yip]

  RON PLEASE EMAIL ME ON THE PRIZE OF YOUR ENGRAVER       SERVICERIFLE@COMCAST.NET

[Ron Scott]

I was not able to send an email to your address as you wrote it. My message kept bouncing back as undeliverable

[Craig Wilcox]

Email address needs to be lowercase.

[yip]

man am i bad, its  serviceryfle@comcast.net   i screwed that up, just woke up. someone used the i in rifle so i used y

[Bill Raby]

If you want to learn to engrave you need to study engraving designs and practice drawing them. Even very complex designs usually follow a simple pattern. Once you figure out how that works, everything gets a lot easier. I think practicing the design and drawing is probably even more important than practicing the engraving.

[smoke and flames]

Being an engraver for over 40 yrs, people ask me what is my most important engraving tool?
  The answer is my #2 Ticonderoga pencil. The second most important is the eraser

[Ron Scott]

photos sent to email.