is it my eyes.....
Or is the butt stock really that proud on top in picture 18??
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/810992274
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/810992274
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Lighting angles bad.
Not too proud.
The gold accent and angle of light shows a "black" shadow.
See pic #6= looks good
See the teepot"s spout looks to be twice as long???
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It sure looks proud to me after magnifying the pictures, don't see how light could raise wood like that on the edges and corners with those angles in photo's 18 and 24. 0 -
Look at pic #3....now it looks good on top and proud on bottom.
Light is coming down onto the top in #3 and up in your proud #' pics.
Light doesn't raise wood...wth kind of statement is that????0 -
Well hell, I would assume since your being so technical minded playing with your tea pot you should've known that I meant the "image" of the wood was raised, I was wrong........Did the lighting make your tea pot spout longer ?babun wrote:
Light doesn't raise wood...wth kind of statement is that????
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Great post babun. I'm going to change the lighting in the bedroom.
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That's what she said! 0 -
I care not for details about your handles and your spout.
And no you cannot measure it from the behind out like a cats tail and no your attempts at manscaping have not made it appear longer...
Sigh.
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the closer pic #24 shows about 1/16 high all around
possibly not "too" proud to most folks, but higher than i would like0 -
Just take a belt sander and knock it down a bit ! 
Does look a bit more proud than I would want for the price.0 -
No, it's not your eyes... 
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pic #9 ???0 -
Wow, I'm surprised that Angelo would engrave something like that.. 0 -
toad67 wrote:Wow, I'm surprised that Angelo would engrave something like that..
A high grade low production small frame .410 gauge shotgun - a status symbol amongst the wealthy and sought after by collectors and shooters that connects to the trap and skeet and waterfowl / duck hunting world???
Highly embellished shotguns - including matched pairs or sets have always represented a significant fraction of the engraving and embellishments arts.
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mrmike08075 wrote:toad67 wrote:Wow, I'm surprised that Angelo would engrave something like that..
A high grade low production small frame .410 gauge shotgun - a status symbol amongst the wealthy and sought after by collectors and shooters that connects to the trap and skeet and waterfowl / duck hunting world???
Highly embellished shotguns - including matched pairs or sets have always represented a significant fraction of the engraving and embellishments arts.
Mike
I have a friend who was close with Mr. Bee some time ago, and he has about 30 pieces of his work. Nothing that I've personally seen has been that way.0 -
That's standing a bit too tall for me as well...other than that it is one beautiful shotgun. 0 -
IMO, this is a much better example of an an Angelo Bee work of art on an older gun...
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/8122771280 -
babun wrote:

pic #9 ???
Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.0 -
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This is what it looks like to me. Obviously someone likes it because it's designed into the gun.oldemagics wrote:the closer pic #24 shows about 1/16 high all around
possibly not "too" proud to most folks, but higher than i would like0 -
babun wrote:
Pic #6, absolutely, and is one of the more obvious areas where it's proud. While it isn't quite as noticeable in #9, you can see it.0
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