Bertfish
Throw bread on me
I plan to be there tomorrow around 10. Should be wearing a tan Engage Armament shirt
Oaks Gun Show Feb14/15 March 27-29
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Was a good show. Vendors were selling and happy. A few good deals. Shoulder to shoulder at times
ruffrocca
KingWayneTheGreat
I want to go but all i really NEED are a few 1911 mags for my range trip tomorrow. I can't seem to find any reasonably priced here in Baltimore for some reason. I'm not sure the long drive, gas, and tolls would be worth it.
Looks good, but just too damn far for me.
The BIL and I went up Saturday. Took a few items from the collection to sell/trade. Many, many vendors, decent C$R selection, and a lot of fairly nice people/vendors. (EDIT: There was a prick that offered me a combined $180 for the items I brought to trade/sell [1/4 their value]. I almost thought he was joking. He was not.) I managed to pick up a Brazilian Model 1908 Mauser and a WWII-refurbished Winchester Pattern 14, along with some Mexican 7x57 ammo and Garand food. Good times.
Prices were wide in variance. I saw a really nice Schmidt-Rubin 1896-11 with bayonet and extras for $450 but the next room over had the same gun for $550. The one ammo guy had a few cans of HXP .30-06 for around $170, but the same ammo near the side entrance was over $200. Nevertheless, this is still the best gun show I have ever attended.
Prices were wide in variance. I saw a really nice Schmidt-Rubin 1896-11 with bayonet and extras for $450 but the next room over had the same gun for $550. The one ammo guy had a few cans of HXP .30-06 for around $170, but the same ammo near the side entrance was over $200. Nevertheless, this is still the best gun show I have ever attended.
ground chuck
Rookie Jedi
I was there yesterday. Ammo prices were all over the place IMO. .22lr was available but at above retail. Last year I saw no .22, maybe next year prices will be better. I couldn't hunt down a good price for an 870 or 500 so I spent my money on a benchmade I've had my eye on for a while.
Stopped by percision firearms and got my mds discount for a new charging handle. They were swamped every time I passed by.
On a side note dinic's @ reading terminal market in philly, truly has the best sandwich in america. It was so good, roast pork with broccoli rabe and sharp provolone.
Stopped by percision firearms and got my mds discount for a new charging handle. They were swamped every time I passed by.
On a side note dinic's @ reading terminal market in philly, truly has the best sandwich in america. It was so good, roast pork with broccoli rabe and sharp provolone.
^^Yes...
Good show...passed by an Argentine Mauser for $699.00. He would not come off the price. The rifle looked very good and had no import marks. Perhaps I missed a deal but something tells me that was a bit high. Saw Mark at Precision. Ate a pickle. Saw a Brown Bess that was surrendered at Saratoga in 1777. Full provenance. $22,000.00. A museum piece that I actually touched. Denis Todd had an authentic STG44, 22,000.00 (if memory serves). The DW and daughter hung out at King of Prussia while my son and I did the show. It was huge.
