Timonium Fairgrounds June 13 & 14
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putneyswope
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- Aug 7, 2010
- 585
No, Blue Fins was in the front left of the building if you were oriented from the entrance coming into the building. Thanks for the response however. This dealer had several vz2008 models with folding and non-folding stocks. I'm looking to grab one finally and am leaning towards the fixed stock variant...
That was Fred. SB281Blaster on here. If I can dig up his business card I'll post his info.
Copper
Shock Trooper In Stooper
- Jan 26, 2012
- 401
Just got back from a 9-1:30 stint at the MSI booth. The show was way off volume wise, but that's not surprising as it has dropped a little each time over the last two years.
Worked the MSI table with DCW, Brooklyn, and Shafted, and finally met Road Dawg in person. Also so Yoshi and his son, as well as few others. Spoke with lots of interested people, and signed up quite a few on our email/information list.
Interesting conversation with former Baltimore County Sheriff Norman M. Peppersack. He says he was the former Commander of the MSP licensing division from '72 through '84, or thereabouts, but said he is very supportive of what MSI is trying to do. He didn't have anything good to say about OweMalley, FSA 2013, etc.
Spoke to a fine retired marine, with 2 tours in Vietnam, who wanted to by a pistol but doesn't have his HQL. One of the firearms dealers sent him our way to try an explain the BS hurdles that even our veterans are faced with.
That was me. Poor guy was there Sat and Sun trying to purchase a handgun. It seems one of the local shops told him he could buy at a gun show with his military benefits card but not in their store! Jackasses
Copper
Shock Trooper In Stooper
- Jan 26, 2012
- 401
2ndltsdad
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Vic
Ultimate Member
I thought the show was okay but fewer vendors and attendees. Was some good stuff though.
Vic
Vic
Second Amendment
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- May 11, 2011
- 8,665
Mr H
Banana'd
The one prior to this was jam-packed, both vendors and attendees.
It varies seasonally, as mentioned before, as well as with the general political climate.
94hokie
Active Member
Probably also didn't help that there was a show in Gettysburg at the same time
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
There you go, I knew there was an issue. His question was how, not if. Nice guy. All he wanted to do was buy a Springfield.
Copper
Shock Trooper In Stooper
- Jan 26, 2012
- 401
Gryphon, thanks for helping him out!
I went to Timonium on Sat. and Gettysburg on Sun., Gettysburg was a much better show. $ 32 at Timonium and $ 355 at Gettysburg, just because of a better cross section of venders. didn't buy any guns, highest price item was an Encore .223 barrel at $ 225 Sorry to say, but maryland shows are dieing because of SB281
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Lou45
R.I.P.
WTF is SB681???
Sorry Lou45, I meant SB281, fixed it for you.
- Oct 8, 2007
- 19,012
for Virginia:
SB 681 Minimum wage; increases from its current federally mandated level to $8.00 per hour.
HeatSeeker
Ultimate Member
This is bull shit.^^^ That damn $8 minimum wage in Virginia is going to ruin all the gun shows?
