Yesterday I was visiting with Tom Rowe and Tony and the next table was Bob Warren and it was really something to see his marvelous creations up close and personal. Then along comes GT (Greg) and his son and I finally got to meet them.

Last year there were comments on the pictures of Tony's display, and that we don't see this number of Single shots in one place.  

Well, here you go again.
Bob

The third Ballard down, in the last picture, is one I sure would like to own!

Absolutely unreal is all I can say. Can't believe the amount of history in guns just laying about. All makes and models. Eye candy abounds. Thanks for the pictures.



JMH

Lotts a drool on my I pad screen, one rifle has me stumped. What is the rifle below the 4 Martinis in the rack 2 Peabodys 1 Spencer and ???
Thanks  LD1

Forgot to mention that rack full of Hepburn's. Be still my beating heart lol..
I wonder if that bottom gun could be purchased?




JMH

Our group of three had two tables, and it was one of the most enjoyable trips to Colorado CGCA shows we've had in 30 years! Got to meet some new faces from ASSRA, plus visit with a lot of old faces I always look forward to seeing again.
Came home with another Ballard, an original 32" Wm. Malcolm scope, plus a couple other guns, and a few trinkets. 
Missed some people like Chuckster, and Rodney that couldn't make the show! 
Hit a lot of road construction on I-84 and I-80 both ways that made for two long days of driving each way, but still well worth it to us!

Bob, don't scare them off;-) That guy was just rounding people up for the display awards presentations Sunday afternoon. Tom Rowe didn't have just his beautiful books. I saw him showing off a British single shot designated for 2000 yard targets. Ron Peterson also had a 2000 yard rifle built on a Westley Richards monkey tail action of all things that had 8 flip up sights along the barrel for 100 to 800 and then was marked along the rib for 900 to 2000 at 100 yard intervals. He also had a first model factory high wall schuetzen and a whole bunch of engraved Stevens and Ballard schuetzens and for those with a "smaller" collection, 12 or 15 or so minty boys' rifles from a collection (at least some from Grant's Boys' Single Shot Rifles). The latest I hear is that the show will be at the same place and about the same time next year. Set up is Thursday, Friday is dealer to dealer and for those collectors who purchase a 3-day ticket and the public is let in Saturday and Sunday. Y'all come.