So a question about the Silverado Gun Show - is it usually better than that, or is that about what I can expect every time it comes through?
So far one of the neatest gun shows I have been to was the Antique Arms Show held at the Timonium Fairgrounds. For one, I really like old, collectible firearms, but the other reason it was so cool was because I had taken my 1886 Winchester to show it to a collector who I knew was going to be there, and as I was walking around with it, at times I was actually drawing a crowd due to the fact that it is pretty rare in configuration, it's pretty old (117 years - made in 1891) and is in VERY good condition considering its age.
I actually had a guy chase me down an aisle so that he could ask me how much I wanted for it.
So far one of the neatest gun shows I have been to was the Antique Arms Show held at the Timonium Fairgrounds. For one, I really like old, collectible firearms, but the other reason it was so cool was because I had taken my 1886 Winchester to show it to a collector who I knew was going to be there, and as I was walking around with it, at times I was actually drawing a crowd due to the fact that it is pretty rare in configuration, it's pretty old (117 years - made in 1891) and is in VERY good condition considering its age.
I actually had a guy chase me down an aisle so that he could ask me how much I wanted for it.