I was recently handed down my great grandfathers AHE 12ga (1909). Thinking about having his initials engraved into it, I can't ever see it being sold.

I can't think of any reason not to. It would certainly commemorate him.





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My DHE 16, has "Jos. Gray, Atlanta, Ga." engraved on its shield. Factory letter says the gun was shipped to Anderson Hdw. in Atlanta in 1905. When I look at that shield, I can just imagine it riding along on a mule drawn hunting wagon behind a brace of setters or pointers. With its O frame and 26" cyl/m chokes, the perfect little quail gun.