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<font color="#cc3300">“5 of 6”
DISPLAYED BY ROD KIRIAN
AWARDED FIRST PLACE IMNTERMEDIATE/font>
Rod’s outstanding display consisted of five sets of consecutive serial numbered .357 and .44 Flattops with different barrel lengths. He had sets of the 4-5/8” and 10” .357 Flattops. His set of 4-5/8” .357 Flattops was two-digit #96 & #97!! He had sets of the 6-1/2”, 7-1/2” and 10” .44 Flattops. He is only missing the 6-1/2” .357 Flattops; knowing Rod I expect we will see a display of “6 of 6” before it is all said and done! The display also had a very nice backdrop of the old yellow and black Blackhawk “Flattop” box with a left end label for the .44 Blackhawk and a right end for the .357 Blackhawk.
<font color="#cc3300">“5 of 6”
DISPLAYED BY ROD KIRIAN
AWARDED FIRST PLACE IMNTERMEDIATE/font>
Rod’s outstanding display consisted of five sets of consecutive serial numbered .357 and .44 Flattops with different barrel lengths. He had sets of the 4-5/8” and 10” .357 Flattops. His set of 4-5/8” .357 Flattops was two-digit #96 & #97!! He had sets of the 6-1/2”, 7-1/2” and 10” .44 Flattops. He is only missing the 6-1/2” .357 Flattops; knowing Rod I expect we will see a display of “6 of 6” before it is all said and done! The display also had a very nice backdrop of the old yellow and black Blackhawk “Flattop” box with a left end label for the .44 Blackhawk and a right end for the .357 Blackhawk.
