The beautiful guns on display at SHOT Show (PHOTOS)

Cimmaron Firearms had a host of Cowboy lever actions and single action revolvers on display that approached the upper end of what could be called “nice.” (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)

This stainless version of Nighthawk Custom’s Lady Hawk 2.0 includes custom grips composed of Obsidian, Abalone, and Zinc

The Nighthawk Agent 2 blends gunsmith craftsmanship with modern machining techniques and sure, it has a battle-worn Cerakote finish, but you have to admit, there is a certain beauty to be found here.

Sig Sauer had a number of custom P-series pistols at their booth that could take your breath away

Italian shotgun maker Caesar Guerini had so many extensively engraved locks on their over and unders that it was hard to pick just a few to examine.

These are from Guerini’s Invictus series, which is available in four different grades with prices starting at $6,995 and going up from there into the five-figures.

This four-gun set from Perazzi, which includes a .410, 12, 20, and 28 gauge on scaled frames with a retail of $176,500.

….but look at this wood

The Beretta A400 Xcel is distinctive and only runs about $1,700

The DT11 EEEL is understated…

While Beretta’s SO5 Sporting has a bit more embellishment.

Baron custom engraving shop in Trumbull, Conn. can make almost anything look good, and they had this immaculate Browning Hi-Power on display

As well as this Colt longslide

And a Ruger Standard