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We see lots of elephants and buffalo engraved but not too many honey badgers.



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As Marcus said on the Buffalo engraving, that's some nice scratching!!

It is a bit unusual to select a Honey Badger though isn't it. What's the rifle caliber Chris?
 
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Amazing artwork. It really is.
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That thing looks like it could start walking at any moment......nice work!
 
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What caliber?

Honey Badger don’t give a damn! Would have to be in gold, if not small, engraved on the barrels. Luckily, someone has better taste than me.
 
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As Marcus said on the Buffalo engraving, that's some nice scratching!!

It is a bit unusual to select a Honey Badger though isn't it. What's the rifle caliber Chris?


Todd, you took the words out of my mouth.

I also wonder about the chambering considering the engraving. I suppose there isn’t a hard and fast rule that the art must be representative of the game intended, but it would seem fitting.

There has been a fully custom .300 H&H in the custom section here and the floor plate was left blank to later be engraved with the first African animal it takes.

Chris, well done again.


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Tough, smart animals.

I like it.
 
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Tough, smart animals.

And they stink.

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This was engraved on a 470.

It's the first engraved honey badger that I've seen, but I think it works. The client was quite pleased as well; that's what matters most.


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This was engraved on a 470.

It's the first engraved honey badger that I've seen, but I think it works. The client was quite pleased as well; that's what matters most.


Exactly.


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I don't mind the badger engraving, but I think all the engraving should be the same type. Looks like a lower grade rifle and the animal was engraved later on.
 
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Superb engraving! Awesome detail to subject and the flora! Who is MR ?

I would be a happy client too with that !!

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Wonderful engraving and a superb out of the box choice for an animal to depict.
 
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As Marcus said on the Buffalo engraving, that's some nice scratching!!

It is a bit unusual to select a Honey Badger though isn't it. What's the rifle caliber Chris?



Makes more sense than the Italians who engrave only naked women on a hunting double rifle instead of animals.. The women need to be hunted with different type of GUN!


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This was engraved on a 470.

It's the first engraved honey badger that I've seen, but I think it works. The client was quite pleased as well; that's what matters most.


I think that the 470 is perfect for Honey Badgers but others say that they like the 500 for more stopping power.


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Beautiful!
That would be perfect on any double rifle.
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Nice! tu2 For some, getting a honey badger has been multi safari effort! For others, not so lucky yet! Big Grin
 
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The background is very well detailed, most game scenes have rudimentary backgrounds. And it's hard to engrave feet ... that's why most animal depiction hide the feet in vegetation. The engraver shows great skill and courage with this work.


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