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Here's the first (4) pics I've managed to get up. More to follow.
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Here's the first (4) pics I've managed to get up. More to follow.
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Let's see if I can add some more.
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Round 3 of the pictures.
Ty, thank you and a fine job again, by all who took the time to set up and display,,,nice work, and some really NICE 'stuff'...........
Thank you for posting these! Makes me feel even worse for having to miss the July meeting! LOL!
Great Displays!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
Yes, awesome displays!
Thanks for postings the pics!
Thanks for postings the pics!
Ty,
Thanks so much. The displays look great. Hope you didn't drool all over the 45 Colt display. I would have
Thanks so much. The displays look great. Hope you didn't drool all over the 45 Colt display. I would have
And thanks to all those who agreed to having their pictures taken along with their nice displays! 
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"The displays look great. Hope you didn't drool all over the 45 Colt display."
The .45 Colt display,, was mine. I can drool daily!
Folks,, there were so many rare Rugers it's HARD to imagine everything.
Look at the Single Sixes. (4) were single digit,, and the 5th consecutive to the other (4.)
Or Radical Rod's display,, ALL of those guns were serial number 6. Yes,, that was well before the 1968 Gun Control act, and back when each model started at #1.
Or how about the "Stag Party?" Those were ALL period correct guns (from the 50's,) mostly Flattops, all with factory stag grips. The playing cards,, reflected the serial number of each gun. There were a few (2) digit guns there.
The "Experimental Finish" display,, the only known color case hardened OM FT. It was beautiful!
Or Bill's serial # 5 guns,, paired,, and both had belonged to well known people. (Most of y'all recognize Hank Jr.)
And this is just a sample of what is detailed on these tables. THIS is why folks need to attend a ROCS Display show.
The .45 Colt display,, was mine. I can drool daily!
Folks,, there were so many rare Rugers it's HARD to imagine everything.
Look at the Single Sixes. (4) were single digit,, and the 5th consecutive to the other (4.)
Or Radical Rod's display,, ALL of those guns were serial number 6. Yes,, that was well before the 1968 Gun Control act, and back when each model started at #1.
Or how about the "Stag Party?" Those were ALL period correct guns (from the 50's,) mostly Flattops, all with factory stag grips. The playing cards,, reflected the serial number of each gun. There were a few (2) digit guns there.
The "Experimental Finish" display,, the only known color case hardened OM FT. It was beautiful!
Or Bill's serial # 5 guns,, paired,, and both had belonged to well known people. (Most of y'all recognize Hank Jr.)
And this is just a sample of what is detailed on these tables. THIS is why folks need to attend a ROCS Display show.
Thanks for sharing, great pictures and looking like a fine time!
"The displays look great. Hope you didn't drool all over the 45 Colt display."
The .45 Colt display,, was mine. I can drool daily!"
Ty That is GREAT display good for you. I have to ask. Was my old convertible part of it?
The .45 Colt display,, was mine. I can drool daily!
"Ty That is GREAT display good for you. I have to ask. Was my old convertible part of it?
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Jim, I used a lower numbered & minty 7-1/2" convertible. Not the one I got from you.
How sad I was hoping that Ole 45 was famous
If I remember it seemed pretty minty since we couldn't figure out if it had been fired or not.I'll say again you have a great collection fer sure. Glad for you. The 45 Colts are still my favorites.
Take care my friend,
Jim
Always amazed at Jerry's displays.
