Special Congrats to the Show winners at the Tulsa Convention!

2010 Best Of Show - Charles Ford
Colt Single Action Pocket Pistols In Their English Cases

2010 Best Single Weapon Antique - Charles Marx
Colt Single Action Pinched Frame .44 S&W, Serial Number 14

2010 Best Single Weapon 1899 - 1945 - Frank Durrum
Colt Single Action Kingsville Sheriff's Model

2010 Best Single Weapon 1946 To Present - Charles Marx
Colt Single Action Pre-War/Post-War

2010 Most Educational - David Tate
The 1900 Colt Automatic Of Charles A. Brand Usn

2010 Judge's Choice - Miguel Hughes
Just A Pair Of Doubles

2010 Howard Dove Award - Robert West
Engraved Single Action - Serial Number Sa40181

2010 People's Choice Award - Ralf Eyster
Romance Of A Colt

2010 Percussion Antiques
1st Place - Frank Graves - Colt Paterson #3 Belt Model
2nd Place - Dan Sadler - Colt Blackpowder Revolver, A Half Century Of American Military History

2010 Cartridge Antiques
1st Place - Charles Marx - Colt .44's
2nd Place - Bill Coltman - Finest Early Etched Panel
3rd Place - Richard Roe - The First Double Action Revolvers, Models 1877, 1878, 1889-1895

Single Action Pre-War
1st Place - Terry Hunt - A Six-Pack Of Six-Gun Rarity
2nd Place - Frank Durrum - The Kingsville Sheriff's Colt

Single Action Post-War
1st Place - Robert And Kitten Ferrell - The Cowboy And Indian Colts

Double Action Revolvers
1st Place - Craig Blancett - Colt New Service Revolvers Of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Automatics
1st Place - Ralf Eyster - Romance Of A Colt
2nd Place - Mark Panning - Colt Government Models - Early Commercial Varients

Long Guns
1st Place - John Blickhan - Colt Burgess Rifles And Carbines
2nd Place - Miguel Hughes - Just A Pair Of Doubles

Memorabilia
1st Place - John Ogle - The Colt Dome