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York gun show Feb 24th 25th
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Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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We are set up in the hall to the right as you come in, look for the yellow SCSG banner about 1/2 way back towards the outside wall. We can handle any MD transfers for you
- Oct 8, 2007
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do i need to have a pre-approved 77r for a handgun transfer?
can you do it at the show?
Preferably, I'll have my laptop but it'd be easier if you have your part done ahead of time
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- Oct 8, 2007
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Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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I’m here with plenty of 9 if anybody needs. Send me a text Jon 410-812-4716
It never hurts to have a 77r ready for those impulse purchases.
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
Fed American Eagle- $180/1000
He sold a bunch at last Saturday's MDS lunch in Pikesville.
offthepaper
Ultimate Member
Show crowded?
I just got back from the show. In my opinion, the attacks on the NRA and gun owners has started another Obowow syndrome. The guns for the most part were way over priced. The crowd reminded me of the Oaks show and they were still in a long line when I left. The reloading component prices were equal to Bass Pro with the exception to this one place run by an older woman with grey hair. It is located on the far wall of the left building. Her powder prices were almost as good as Shyda's and she had good deals on 8 pound kegs. The primers were $29 per thousand where the other sellers had them at $36.
Since I make all my own ammo, I did not check ammo prices. There was a asian guy selling some black, 80% lowers for $75 but I couldn't understand what he said when I asked the manufacturers name. It sure didn't sound like Anderson.
I was looking for a hunting rifle in .33 or .38 caliber. I didn't see a used hunting rifle price under $500 and they had plastic stocks.
Since I make all my own ammo, I did not check ammo prices. There was a asian guy selling some black, 80% lowers for $75 but I couldn't understand what he said when I asked the manufacturers name. It sure didn't sound like Anderson.
I was looking for a hunting rifle in .33 or .38 caliber. I didn't see a used hunting rifle price under $500 and they had plastic stocks.
DopplerOctopus
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I didn't see a used hunting rifle price under $500 and they had plastic stocks.
The prices were kinda nuts. I went shopping for Milsurp and what a lot of guys wanted for Mausers and Enfields was nuts. One guy was trying to sell an Ishapore 2a1 for 500 dollars
I was able to find one kind soul that was selling at good prices and I picked up a M38 Cavalry Carbine for 200 bucks.
The Sporterized MAS 36 there that was the only other decent price I saw at 275
It was packed though so somebody is gonna be making money.
Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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Bought some +12 .45acp extensions for my Kriss Vector, one table had decent prices on Glock mags and yes it was very crowded. Nice meeting everyone there. Did see a COP 357 but wasn’t sure if it was on the registry.
I went and bought two standard capacity Vz-58 mags in like new shape for 2/$25 front Sarco and a box of Girl Scout cookies. Nearly pulled the trigger on a $600 Savage Model 99 in .300 Savage but I noticed a very faint crack in the stock and passed.
Huge crowd but not much seemed to be moving in guns except for cheaper ARs and the few C&R deals that were to be had. I saw a guy who wanted $1,400 for a Ljungman and almost passed out. At the same time, one father/son had a table with reasonable prices on some milsurp stuff, but also had a display of nice older/unrefurbished mosins (that I wish were for sale).
Huge crowd but not much seemed to be moving in guns except for cheaper ARs and the few C&R deals that were to be had. I saw a guy who wanted $1,400 for a Ljungman and almost passed out. At the same time, one father/son had a table with reasonable prices on some milsurp stuff, but also had a display of nice older/unrefurbished mosins (that I wish were for sale).
Combloc
Stop Negassing me!!!!!
Found a great deal on NOS Swiss SIG 550 magazines and cleaned the guy out.
Blkhawk870
Active Member
I eyed up a few used Remington 1100s but they were in worse shape than I wanted. I almost bought a Browning Citori for $600 but I wasn't sure if I'd shoot it much.
I did end up getting a few mini-14 magazines. They had more of a selection of them than I typically see.
I did end up getting a few mini-14 magazines. They had more of a selection of them than I typically see.
StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
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Some are pre 85 but i haven’t find a real Reliable way to date them
