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I'm contemplating buying a Perazzi with some nice engraving on it.....seller says it's factory (which really doesn't mean much except that it was made that way before being imported) and says name of engraver is, and I quote, "Pinii, Prinni, or Rinni, can't make it out." Anyone know who this engraver could be, and if so, anything about him?


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It isn't Pedretti, is it? Would be work by one of the engraving gods if it were . . .


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You sure it wasn't Guido...all Italians are named Guido...wait I am Italian and not named Guido... bewildered


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Originally posted by mehulkamdar:
It isn't Pedretti, is it? Would be work by one of the engraving gods if it were . . .


I can't say, looking at it on the net, it appears to be fine engraving, but it's really hard to evaluate by pics. I doubt it's Pedretti, since I think you could differentiate the "t's" in his signature. I'm thinking it might be P. Rinni but that is just a guess and I don't even know if a P. Rinni exists.

Here's the gun.....if someone else buys it, no problem......I'm spending money faster on collectible coins than I can make it......

Perazzi SCO


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I appreciate the people who've looked at this and thought about it. I realized it was a difficult question with the information provided. However, due to my overindulgence in another area in which I collect last night (spent way too much money at an auction) I won't be buying this gun in the immediate future, nice looking gun tho.


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I have come to understand that in hunting, the goal is not the goal but the process.
 
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Probably Giusy Rampini, a beautiful woman and a great wildlife artist and engraver.

Hope whatever you're buying instead of this gun is as good.

Good hunting!


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Is she an engraver or a painter? Looking at her work and web site, I can't tell if she is an engraver.....however it is beautiful work.


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I have come to understand that in hunting, the goal is not the goal but the process.
 
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She does both. Her website is not very detailed, unfortunately. Lovely work, yes, and so is the gun that you were thinking of.


Mehul Kamdar

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I'm still thinking, they've lowered the price......however, looking at the style, I don't think it is hers. Hopefully I have sold some other "stuff" that will partially offset my purchases Sat evening.

I know there are probably a dozen absolutely world class engravers that I could name but I'm quite an admirer of Manrico Torcoli's work. I don't have any of his yet, but I'm working on it. Besides the fantasy work which he "invented" (which I really like but is more controversial) here are a pair of sideplate of his (sorry don't know what rifle it was on)......

rhinos

and....

cats

Also I apologize for the links but I don't know how to transfer the images directly.


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NEVER, EVER book a hunt with BLAIR WORLDWIDE HUNTING or JEFF BLAIR.

I have come to understand that in hunting, the goal is not the goal but the process.
 
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