2021 PEOPLES CHOICE AWARDS

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Josh Loewensteiner

Do you still have space, Randy?

Yes Sir.

[Randy Roberts]

Bringing this to the top one last time to let everyone know that we still have space, we will always have space even if we have to steal tables. We have a good number of folks that have committed. And don't worry if you are one of those that gets that last minute itch and grabs a gun to display on the way out the door I will have some extra tent cards at the meeting that we can fill out for you. See you all there !

[Randy Roberts]

First let me offer my sincere thanks to everyone who participated. The turnout was more than I ever hoped for and we had a wonderful selection of guns. A person could view everything from low to high grade with a multitude of options to study. I received numerous compliments which are all due to your efforts and participation. Russell Cleary was the very deserving and humble Peoples Choice Award winner with his VH 16 followed by a Randy Roberts BHE 20 and a Jim Hall AHE 16. Below are a few pics that I will attempt to label in order as follows:

1)Chuck Bishop GH 28 Ga.
2)Mike Franzen G 16 with rifle inserts
3)Randy Roberts BHE 20
4)Jeff Kuss AHE 12 and CHE 16 two barrel
5)Mike Koneski Quality O 16 (Disregard the tent card. Mtn. Boy used the wrong one)
6)Craig Larter DH 20 Damascus
7)Russell Cleary VH 16, The Gran Poo Baah !
8)Kevin Nelson CHE 12 Roundel
9)Jim Hall AHE 16 with knockout engraving
10)Jim Hall A1S by Pachmayr
11)Josh Loewensteiner AH 10, 2 Frame !
12)John and Josh viewing the eye candy
13 & 14) Table views
15)Recipients of the coveted McKinney bowl. Jim Hall, Russell Cleary, Randy Roberts, and the Master Wood Turner himself, The Honorable Mike McKinney.

Mills Morrison also displayed a Grade 2 Hammer 16 that I cannot find a picture of, my apologies to Mills and to anyone else that I may have omitted, boy there was a lot going on. Thanks again !!

[6pt-Sika]

11)Josh Loewensteiner AH 10, 2 Frame !

And there I thought the AH 10 was a Larter piece