Arizona Grand Canyon Eagle Laser-Engraved .50 Cal Ammo Can
Grand Canyon country in steel. An American eagle spreads its wings over Arizona’s star, flag rays, canyon walls, and saguaros in a permanently laser-engraved design—no sticker...
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Grand Canyon, Arizona Territory
1903
Leave it as it is.
On May 6, 1903, Theodore Roosevelt stood at the Grand Canyon and told the crowd to leave it exactly as it was.
Leave it as it is. You cannot improve on it. The ages have been at work on it, and man can only mar it.
How the canyon was kept
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1869
Down the river
John Wesley Powell, a Union veteran who lost part of his right arm at Shiloh, led the first recorded trip down the Colorado through the canyon. Six men made it out.
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1908–1919
Kept for good
Roosevelt made the canyon a national monument on January 11, 1908. Congress made it a national park, signed into law February 26, 1919.
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1910–1917
Born at a rifle match
At the 1910 National Matches at Camp Perry, Arizona's Guard rifle team was the only one without a flag. Col. Charles W. Harris designed one. In 1917 it became the state flag.
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Today
Still as it was
277 river miles long, a mile deep, still left as it is. Some things you don't improve on. You keep them where you can see them.
Read the can
Every mark on it was chosen. Here's what you're looking at.
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The eagle
Wings spread wide over the canyon, talons forward, coming in low.
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Rays and star
From Arizona's flag: rays for the original 13 colonies, a copper star for the state's copper.
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The canyon
Stepped rock walls, with the Colorado River winding along the bottom.
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Saguaros
One on each side. They grow wild only in the Sonoran Desert.
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GRAND CANYON STATE
Arizona's nickname, in stencil letters.
Engraved after you order.
- The can
- Real military-surplus .50 cal steel ammo can.
- The engraving
- Laser-engraved in our Connecticut warehouse, after you order.
- The design
- Original ProArmory art. Nobody else sells it.
- The wear
- It served before it got to you. Surplus cans carry honest marks from service, like scuffs and small dings. No two are exactly alike.
- The promise
- We replace anything missing or damaged.
An original ProArmory design, engraved to order on a real military-surplus .50 cal can.
Questions about the can
What kind of can is it?
A real military-surplus .50 cal steel ammo can, laser-engraved with an original ProArmory design. Nobody else sells these designs.
When is it engraved?
After you order. We laser-engrave every can in our own warehouse in Connecticut.
Will it look brand new?
No. These are surplus cans, so most saw service before they reached us. Expect honest wear, like scuffs and small dings. No two cans are exactly alike.
How much is shipping?
Shipping is calculated at checkout, based on what's in your cart and where it's going.
What if something arrives missing or damaged?
We replace anything missing or damaged. Call (833) 853-2666 or email CustomerService@ProArmory.com.
