Hand Engraving - Lucky's Great Western Arms, Colt Single Action Army clone
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2018
- Hand Engraving my great grandfather's Great Western Arms, Colt Single Action Army clone, .22cal revolver with extensive gold and silver inlay as a tribute to his time as an Air Force aircraft mechanic in WW2. The gun has extensive raised and flush gold and silver inlay. It is one of a pair passed on to me from my great grandfather Harold "Lucky" Lochmann. All of the inlay was chosen based on Airforce and aircraft mechanic themes. The finish is a distressed blue to better match it's mate which will never be engraved. The photo seen in the video of Lucky in front of a 1957 Buick Royal wearing his full western rig, was taken in Las Vegas in 1957. The year he purchased the guns. I cut the .22 cal exactly 60 years later and brought the pair back to Vegas for the Firearms Engravers Guild of America show where the gun was the recipient of the GRS Tools - Artistic Uniqueness Award. Be sure and watch this one on a big screen to see all the details! You can see more of my work at www.southerncustomengraving.com or on Instagram @laynezuelke
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I was searching for "lucky" magnum .357 from New Vegas, but this is even better!
That is *O N E B E A U T I F U L P I E C E O F A R T !* That's a special revolver.
If you are seeing this for the second time I apologize. A newbie youtuber mistake needed correcting. Merci Beaucoup!
This is the first time but I'm going to watch it again. Absolutely amazing work thank you.
Beautiful gun sir. Your ancestors would be proud. Have you ever seen/read the Lucky Luke movies and comics? In the photo next to the car your great grandfather looked like he could give his namesake a run for his money.
Master Engraver TV Hey I dont mind watching it twice, thank you for the opportunity👍
This channel is about an artist creating masterpieces, not guns or frogs ... DA
Hello sir, I'm 20 years old and DYING to get into engraving firearms... right now I only have the tools to engrave wooden stocks . Please please release some beginner videos, or the tools required and needed for beginners that would be so much appreciated
This gun is insanely good!! I'd love to see the look on your great grandfather's face if he could see his old gun. Great job!!
And they say you can’t shine a turd.
No offense meant. I understand the sentimental value of the gun. But as far as fine firearms are concerned. This once was a frog turned prince at your hand.
You are a true artist. And having seen your gold inlay video for Alec Steele, I have a much more educated appreciation for the craftsmanship.
Your work is amazing. Thank you for the videos. I look forward to seeing each one.
I wish you didn’t make it look so easy.
Some of the Great Western Arms were of excellent fit and finish. The mate to this one is a .357 from a much later run and it is very well done. This .22 was poorly finished and I spent weeks just bringing it up to snuff. The early serial numbers were very hit and miss. Quality control wasn't great at that point.
You craftsmanship is amazing to watch. Thank you.
The great westerns are american history that needs to be remembered.
@@kellyreim6627 I agree, after all, "Matt Dillon" carried a Great Western!
This just takes my breath away. I grew up in a gunsmith shop in the midwest and saw many beautifully engraved pieces pass through, but none as such a wonderful tribute piece. Love your videos. Such a fountain of knowledge. Thank you for sharing your skills and passion with us.
My god this gun is absolutely beautiful....words can't describe how well you did sir.
Thank you! Fantastic tribute to a special person that gave so much of his time so that we (you) have the freedom to memorialize him in such a wonderful way.
I absolutely get it , and appreciate it. Great tribute!
Absolutely brilliant! It just means so much more with a great story to go with this beautifully engraved iconic revolver!! Well done!!
This is honestly heart touching, all the love you put into this project is amazing
Brilliant job on that revolver Layne. Awesome !!
Cheers, Paul.
Wow! I have no other words, except that I wish I could memorialize and honor ANY of my relatives so handsomely. Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful talent.
Awesome tribute piece! Have watched all of your videos now and they have all been great. Hope to see more from you. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely amazing work your great grandfather would be proud
I stand astounded, this is both a piece of art and a homage to your grandfather.
An astonishing piece of work -- and a wonderful tribute to your grandfather. At some time in the future, this should be in a museum. It deserves to be seen by many, many people. Clyde
That is an incredible piece, a fitting tribute. Thanks for sharing something that means so much.
My hat is off to you! This is an absolutely beautiful piece and a heartwarming story to go with it. The attention to detail is astounding. You even put work into the screws! This is the kind of love of ones craft and attention to detail that inspires other to try their hand at a vanishing skill. As someone who works in leather, I also had to smile at the mention that Lucky made the holster his Colt rests in.
Great men like your grandfather created the path expecting little and appreciating small quantities extravagance. I cherish the few items left behind by my family and am happy to see you do as well, it reminded me of my own grandfather, thank you.
Wonderful engraving and inlay. So obviously the labor of love. Enjoyed viewing your most excellent work Layne.
Layne, I was blown away by this project... this piece is an incredible tribute and honor to Lucky and his service. I truly appreciate every hour you put into this.. just to see the craftsmanship in the photos. The lettering is so fine.. every aspect of this build is 100%. Great work!
To echo Mr. Patek, this project is a beautiful remembrance to
a man that obviously ment a lot to you.
Those that come after you will now know about him.
Your next project should be a handgun about you.
What a remarkable and beautiful work of art... ‘Harold’ no doubt would have been so pleased and proud of what you have achieved in this restoration...it’s truly exceptional...
Stunning firearm!!
That is a beautiful example of artistic talent and detail at its finest. Thank you Lucky and to all veterans and current military for your service.
What an honorable weapon. 💜
Wow, such an amazing piece of Art. So much detail with such precision, it's astonishing. I would love to watch the process in real life and learn something about it. May Lucky rest in Peace.
Gorgeous!!!
What a jewel... unbelievable craftsmanship!
Beautiful tribute, a true work of art. Thanks for sharing, it is the only way I will ever see something like this. Cheers from down under :)
That is astonishing! Superb craftsmanship! Incredible!
Very beautiful I look forward to seeing more of your work.
truly amazing.... a credit to you and a wonderful tribute....
Absolutely beautiful work...the miniature additions are truly extraordinary.
Beautiful.
Beautiful work of art! Congratulations, Sr!
Stunning!
This is absolutely gorgeous work, good sir.
Absolutely beautiful work Layne. 👍
Taking already beautiful craftsmanship and elevating it to high art. I would be proud to one day own one of your pieces.
Absolutely beautiful. Well done!
Great work, you are a true artist. You must be an amazing teacher too because look how well Alec Steele has learned from you. Top job and a great tribute to your ancestor.
Fantastic job, a real piece of art.
Gorgeous work love all the details
Fantastic! Both the sheer craftsmanship as well as the unique and very compelling art direction had me pausing and gazing at the weapon. The more I look the more I see. I'm sure Lucky would have approved ... he might also have wanted his gun back :)
As somebody who's had to work for everything I've ever got it this is like icing on the cake for a gun owner.
It's something I probably could never afford but really appreciate seeing what you can do on a firearm.
Beautiful work and tribute! Well done.
Really impressive...incredible perfection....Great complimets
There are but a few times in my life where I have seen such superb and flawless craftsmanship, that I felt like any attempt to compliment the person on their stunning work with adjectives of praise would be so insignificant as to be insulting in comparison to their work. This is one of those times...
I love this, rewatched this video several times now.
Incredible work. I'm sure Lucky would be so proud.
No words my friend 💚 amazing!!
A true masterpiece thanks for sharing
Un travail incroyable. Magnifique de détails et de minutie.
Beautiful.
That's just beautiful work
This. is. incredible.
Amazing work
Hi Wonderfull work, a good old handmade thumbs up to you.
That was very interesting, engraving has now shown Me it can be of any subject only limited to the engravers imagination. Thanks again.
Amazing work!
Spettacolo...! beautiful, a perfect job! 😉✌️
❤incroyable🤩👍
Merci pour le partage
Wat an amazing piece reason why im learning engraving just bought a lindsey classic learning relief right now
That is not just a gun this is a true work of art.
Layne, that Filigree front site post is stellar!!!
Truly a work of Love, and of Art. Please consider a video on the cutting/graving of the screw heads. Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship.
beautiful job. A work of art.
I’m not usually a fan of most engraved firearms because they are over done and look tacky . This is the finest example of engraving I’ve seen . Thanx for sharing
0:08 "Engravings gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever."
*displeased Ocelot noise*
You're pretty good
Legitimately awe inspiring
AMAZING 👍🏻
That was absolutely beautiful! I have a pietta outlaw legacy that's nickle plated fully engraved (laser engraved) and I hope one day I can afford to make it deeper and more pronounced and add gold inlay to it and have it be an heirloom to my kids. Seriously, great job on that.
Great job 👌
This is awsome!
Stunning
Awesome bro. Congrats from Australia
Stunning man, just a stunning example of attention to detail. Amazing work... Thanks for sharing. Maybe you could do a video on the background, stippling?, the way you filled in the fields around the engraving looks great. Perfect little bb's... and those dog tags were a great touch. Even the way you dressed those micro welds above the tags. Much better than trying to hide them. Your grandfather would be proud.
Layne the devil is in the details, my absolute favorite is the snap on wrench 🔧
This is incredible
You've done him proud!
This is amazing 😳
Ohhhhh me acabo de enamorar🤩🤩🤩🤩, precioso trabajo.
Fine Work Friend....Envious!
Great work, subbed! 😎👌🏻🇨🇦
Pretty good!
So fallout fans and metal gear fans are happy to see this gun.
Just amazing that what a skill
great vid :)
Amazing to say very least.
Very cool
love it
this is just, too goddamn incredible, beautiful piece. Texas Red best fear the Ranger with this Big Iron on his hip.
What in the Goddamn....?
Dang, it is just a .22 but it became a beautiful piece of art!
ENGRAVINGS GIVE YOU NO TACTICAL ADVANTAGE WHATSOEVER. BUT THAT WAS SOME FANCY SHOOTING. YOURE PRETTY GOOD.
Ocelot: pretty... good...?
У кого-то супергерой Капитан Америка , а у меня теперь Вы !!!)
This is a Lucky Big Iron , if I have ever seen one .
Beautiful work exquisite restoration and engraving. I would love to get my dad‘s Smith and Wesson 1953 chief engraved. But I am thinking the cost is just too much. I do enjoy your videos very interesting
You engraved the screw heads? That .... sounds challenging. Does it need any special techniques?
Look at the screw where the spanner is. He made it a rose I think.
Seeing (what I believe to be) cactus flowers on those screw heads blew my mind. Lovely attention to detail. I must admit that even though I don't engrave, I'm jealous of this mans skill at his craft and wish I had even an eighth of it when it comes to carving leather, lol.
Wow, this is stunning ! How do you make those small circles in the background of the motif ? I've seen it done on leather but that seems hard to do on steel.
Your work is beautiful. What is that music in the background?
How did you achieve the bubbly ‘sharkskin’ finish on the background?? What an amazing piece, and fascinating that you adapted the design as you proceeded. Thank you!