Gun Art

[UncleErnie]

<div><img width="288" height="561" src="http://forums.cycleworld.com/attachments/cycleworld/top_messages/358/1/handle1.jpg"></div><p>Message Edited by UncleErnie on <span class="date_text">02-06-2007</span><span class="time_text">11:32 PM</span></p>

[UncleErnie]

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[UncleErnie]

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[UncleErnie]

<div></div><div>My next door neighbor does this. He's in his mid-'80s and can only see with one eye anymore.</div><div>If you know any engravers or jewlers who use a Gravermeister, he invented it.</div><div>Sure wish I could get him to do a tank for me...</div><div> </div><div>http://forums.cycleworld.com/attachments/cycleworld/top_messages/361/1/Gun2.jpg</div><p>Message Edited by UncleErnie on <span class="date_text">02-06-2007</span><span class="time_text">11:38 PM</span></p>

[Monkeyshines]

<div>Pretty cool. Guy has some major skill there. Is that yours? Did you have the plate in you head done?</div>

[Wolf]

<div>Looks nice. Smith and Wesson issued a catalog years back showing similar engraving that you could order from them. Some how I think factory art loses that personal touch.</div><div> </div><div>Your neighbor has a lot of talent. <img alt="" border="0" src="http://www.angelfire.com/in/hornetsnest/smileys/thumbsup.gif"></div>

[Sickboy]

<div></div><div>Pretty cool. Guy has some major skill there. Is that yours? Did you have the plate in you head done?</div><div> </div><div>I knew a guy that had a plate in his head and gambled &quot;butting-heads.&quot;</div><div> </div><div> </div><div>This guys's work is awesome but I wouldn't want it on a motorsickle.</div><p>Message Edited by Sickboy on <span class="date_text">02-09-2007</span><span class="time_text">01:02 PM</span></p>

[Sickboy]

<div>Cool job there, man. Ernie, that guy is 84...howzee gonna ever finish a gas tank?</div>

[UncleErnie]

<div>To tell the truth, I can't figure out how he still does a gun. He wants to leave one to each of his grand kids. He still chops wood for the fire place- believe it or not, he collects wood stoves. Among other things.</div><div>He's also an expert on African art, American Indian art and crafts, and wild life. I've sat on his back porch and watched him call in a hawk by making the squeal of a hurt rabbit. </div>