The 2026 Annual Display Show Results
First Place Antique – Minuteman Freedom Bronze SN# 71
George & Myra McAllister – 1875, 1888 & 1890 Remington Single Action Revolvers
First Place Military – Minuteman Freedom Bronze SN# 72
Leonardo M. Antaris – “Pre-Production Colt and Luger / Pistols That Changed the World”
First Place Pre-World War II – Minuteman Freedom Bronze SN# 73
Tracie Hill – They Were There! Historically Documented Thompsons
First Place Post-World War II – Minuteman Freedom Bronze SN# 74
Ken Rohal – Experimental Marlin Model 336-3000 Chambered In 250-3000 Savage
Member’s Choice Award
Dr. Leonardo M. Antaris Best Educational Award
Wayne & Darla Noble – GEWEHR 33/40 Weapons and Equipment of the Gebirgsjager
Second Overall Award
Cindy & Mike Majusick – Inland Goes to War
Third Overall Award
Wayne & Darla Noble – “GEWEHR 33/40 Weapons and Equipment of the Gebirgsjager
Thomas L. Kyser – Best Single Gun Award
Tracie Hill – S/N: 41 The First Colt Made Thompson
Sherman M Kirkland III – Best Military Gun Award
Leonardo M. Antaris, S/N: 2 – Colt 1899/1900 Pre-Production Pistol for U.S. Evaluation
Best 1st Time Displayer
Cindy & Mike Majusick – Inland Goes to War
Judges Choice Award- Antiques
Jim & Susan DeRossitt – Birth of the Winchester lever Action Rifle
Judges Choice Award- Military
John Bosio – Sweden’s First Post War Sub-Machine Gun – Carl Gustaf M45
Judges Choice Award- Pre-World War II
Mark & Phyllis Panning – Colt National With Factory Checkered Front Straps
Judges Choice Award- Post-World War II
Bob & Julie Cooper – Winchester Factory Engravings
Silver Medallion SN# 495
M1866 Sporting Rifle Caliber 50-70. Silver patch box with initials G.A.C – Dan Hudson
Silver Medallion SN# 496
Gewehr 33/40 S/N: 27 – Wayne Noble
Silver Medallion SN# 497
DWM Model 1899/1900 Luger pre production pistol for Swiss and British Military evaluation S/N: 30 – Leonardo M. Antaris
Silver Medallion SN# 498
Remington 1875 Pine Ridge Indian Police S/N: 26 – George McAlister
