Lancaster Gun Show this weekend (3/3-4)

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    kingfish

    kingfish

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    Jan 15, 2008
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    jodavk said:
    Thanks for the info. I ended up not being able to free up after noon. But your info makes me think it would be a "decent" show...not too far. Are you saying that you have to pay for parking? I google mapped it and it looks like it is in the heart of the city.
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    I went on Sunday. Not worth more than a 30 min drive. Probably smaller than the pg county show with less selection. I won't be going again. I would just wait till the next York show This one seemed like a mini York show. Very very mini
     
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    Docster

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    Jul 19, 2010
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    Trying to be a little objective when describing this gun show: it was held in the Marriott Lancaster County Convention Center; all in one room, 14 double-sided rows of tables each row approx 50 yds long; there were a 1/2 doz tables empty; my estimates would be about 15% mil surp, 85% guns/gun related; lots of AR-15 stuff and C & R guns, lots of gun accessories, holsters, etc., plenty of handguns, rifles, shotgun, AR's Mosins and others, some gun vendors with 'make offer' signs

    Other:
    --had to check weapons at the door, saw occasion pat-down
    --limited snacks/food avail at facility (very limited)
    --parking at garage across street avail for $$ (sign said $5 after 5 pm for gun show) but street parking avail within 1-2 blocks for free

    IMHO this was a medium to smallish show but had a good selection of guns and accessories and very light on flea market crap. The prices seemed reasonable and many vendors seemed willing to 'round down' for cash and not charge tax (or maybe tax was included in marked price). Certainly York is bigger and better but I had no problem driving up to this show from Perry Hall, then spending some time at the Lancaster Outlets and finishing off the day with a typical Amish smorgasbord...........
     
    kingfish

    kingfish

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    Jan 15, 2008
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    Yes, the prices were reasonable which was a plus. Going to millers smorgasbord was also a plus!
     
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