Somehow I missed those ended up with some 30s.
Gettysburg has always been small but this was on the even smaller side. Generally good selection of AR parts as usual but other items were scarce.
The real show stopper was the amount of private stuff walking around, lots of M1s nice lever guns. Prices on the stuff walking around were not bad, on the tables terrible.
On the deal side:
1. The new vendor in back is interesting, barely speak English and like to play pricing games but there stuff was cheaper. Be prepared to pay $10 for a background check on a long gun which they call a "deal", if you get 2 guns you pay 2 checks etc. But their prices were significantly less than others so..........guess that's just the price you pay. Ended up buying a Ruger 10/22 Talo M1 edition off of them.
2. The same guys had a CMR for MSRP. I should have bought it, almost bought it got frustrated with the 2 background check fee deal. $630 still kicking myself. Oh well...............I'm sure one of our IP's will come up with one sooner or later. Reaffirmed how much I really want one of these........insanely light and compact
3. Magpul AR stuff was plentiful and cheap.
4. Very little AK mags, some rusty mixed bag stuff for around $12 and some supposed Russian bakelite 5.45 mags for around $50. All Dennis Todd who will deal a little not that much though.
5. There was 1 fairly nice Inland M1 carbine at a table for $850 most were marked up to $1200 to $1800. Some of the M1s on peoples backs were around $1,000 but I suspect most of those guys would have taken $800 to $900.
Typically it's one of my favorite shows.
