Numbered "4 of 10" and is engraved by Mark Armstrong. The carbine is gold washed with a hooded front sight and an adjustable buckhorn rear sight. The hammer and bolt are jeweled. The receiver is engraved with the names and images of the Marshal's who were killed in the gun fight and of David Payne surrounded by a floral scroll pattern with "PAYNE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA/ INGALLS RAID, SEPT. 1, 1893" around an engraving of the gun fight on the left. The right side is marked "PAYNE COUNTY/ OKLAHOMA" with a map of the territory. The two-piece stock is also floral scroll engraved and features images of David Payne and Indians hunting buffalo. The forearm is marked "Oklahoma" on the right and "PAYNE COUNTY" on the left. Complete with original box numbered to gun.

Excellent as custom engraved. The rifle retains virtually all of the new gold finish with light handling marks. Wood is excellent with only light handling marks. Box is fair.