Born from love, driven by purpose, dedicated to giving back
LASER4EVAR was founded in honor of Evan Arnold, a talented 20-year-old trap shooter whose passion for the sport inspired everything we do. Evan's dedication to excellence, his love for the trap shooting community, and his unwavering spirit continue to guide our mission today.
The name "Laser4EvAr" is a heartfelt tribute to Evan - combining "Laser" for our precision engraving work with "EvAr," a play on the first two letters of his first and last name. Every piece we create carries his memory forward.
We believe that every young person should have the opportunity to discover and pursue their passions. In Evan's memory, we're committed to supporting the next generation of trap shooters who need assistance to get started in the sport.
Through our scholarship program, we help remove financial barriers that might prevent talented young athletes from participating in trap shooting.
A percentage of all proceeds from LASER4EVAR goes directly toward scholarship funds for youth trap shooters. When you choose our services, you're not just getting exceptional laser engraving - you're helping us carry forward Evan's legacy.
"Every project we complete helps a young shooter take their next shot."
From custom memorial plaques to personalized gifts, every piece we create is crafted with the same attention to detail and commitment to excellence that Evan brought to everything he did.
The principles that guide everything we do
We maintain the highest standards in every project, honoring Evan's commitment to doing things right.
We're dedicated to supporting the trap shooting community and helping young athletes achieve their dreams.
Through our work, we keep Evan's memory alive and ensure his positive impact continues to be felt.
When you choose LASER4EVAR, you're not just getting exceptional laser engraving services. You're becoming part of a mission to support young trap shooters and keep Evan's memory alive. Located in Boise, Idaho, we're proud to serve our community while giving back to the sport that meant so much to him.