Wow with over 500 views it shows we have a lot of interest in the Tulsa show! With that in mind lets let them know what we will be displaying. I will be displaying my rarest laminated 10/22's and will only be displaying 5 guns which are some of the rarest laminated 10/22's known. Lets give them an idea of what they can expect to see. I have bee told that we are getting close to 20 displays already booked for this show. I am working on my new display and am getting close to having it the way I want it. This will be the first time for this display and I am getting excited about displaying again! So lets give them some ideas of what they will see. Anyone else going to display 10/22's?
Charlie1022
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Charlie1022
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Charlie1022
Re: Tulsa displays
I plan to display the 1st Ruger to leave the Ruger Factory in 1949. I am packed and ready to go!
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Re: Tulsa displays
Hey Don, I plan on displaying the pen WR used to write the check to pay the material bills for that gun 
RR
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RR We should combine our displays and save table money. One pen and one gun.
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I am still waffling on my display. Well, at least a little. 
It will be one of two. Either 357 Flat Tops or 45 Old Models. Both of them will be "Guns of a Shooter", not guns that are NIB or for display only. Trying to put a wrinkle in collecting Rugers. Seems that is one of the motivations of ROCS, and if so, this will fit the bill. 
In the 357 FT's are a couple of 10"ers (one pretty well worn), a Ross that has been rode hard and put up wet, and 10-12 others.
The 45 OM's have standards, convertibles, a couple of boxes, a brass framed (factory lettered), and a couple of "custom" which includes one that was worked over by Oglesby, and one that was some kind of NRA set up with 3 cylinders - 45 Colt, 45 ACP, and 45 Win. Mag (all of them have s/n digits on the cylinders, but cannot find much out about it so far).
Got Vistaprint working on new posters to use, and dug out all my old magazine ads and got them in display stands. Will see how it goes and pick the one I think looks the best once all the stuff is "piled up".
If someone else chimes in and is going to display 357 FT's or 45 OM, then I will pick the other.
Buddy
It will be one of two. Either 357 Flat Tops or 45 Old Models. Both of them will be "Guns of a Shooter", not guns that are NIB or for display only. Trying to put a wrinkle in collecting Rugers. Seems that is one of the motivations of ROCS, and if so, this will fit the bill. In the 357 FT's are a couple of 10"ers (one pretty well worn), a Ross that has been rode hard and put up wet, and 10-12 others.
The 45 OM's have standards, convertibles, a couple of boxes, a brass framed (factory lettered), and a couple of "custom" which includes one that was worked over by Oglesby, and one that was some kind of NRA set up with 3 cylinders - 45 Colt, 45 ACP, and 45 Win. Mag (all of them have s/n digits on the cylinders, but cannot find much out about it so far).
Got Vistaprint working on new posters to use, and dug out all my old magazine ads and got them in display stands. Will see how it goes and pick the one I think looks the best once all the stuff is "piled up".
If someone else chimes in and is going to display 357 FT's or 45 OM, then I will pick the other.
Buddy
Re: Tulsa displays
I will be there with a display of .44 flat tops. Looking forward to seeing some different types of displays. Even a "PEN" 
Re: Tulsa displays
I hear that there will be a couple of displayers showing 357 FT bit yours would be different. Either you choose with your "user wrinkle" will be neat.
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