Gun Show April 12th at Balto Co Game & Fish

[Chris]

Baltimore County Game & Fish is having a Gun Show at our Club grounds 3400 Northwind Road Carney Md 21234 on April 12th 9am to 4pm. This has been smaller show with mostly club members selling off used items they had around from fishing stuff to firearms but now we are looking to go to the next level and include any vendors looking for a an easy set up one day show. Give Rick Richman a call at 410-335-5994.

 

[lee2]

How many tables are available?

 

[John from MD]

tag for info

 

[Ironnewt]

How many tables are available?

In the past we have allowed people to set up on their own in the grassy areas behind our pavilion and if needed by the side gate next to the club house. Call Rick with any questions

 

[MikeSP]

This is another local show I would like to try and make it to.

 

[offthepaper]

I've found some good deals on odds and ends at this show. Always at very reasonable prices. Worth a stop.

 

[EarnestT]

I would like to set up 2 tables with guns and reloading equipment. Not a member. what is the fee per table?

 

[glockwerkes]

Below is the contact info to get tables:

Rick 410-335-5994

 

[Turbohugh]

Think anyone will be sellign 7.62x54R ammo at this show?

 

[protegeV]

nice, this is too close to not make an appearance

 

[o4twinpeaks]

Any luck on trap guns at this show?

 

[Chris]

There is always something in scatter guns. Since quite a few of the members are trap shooters and always getting better guns you just might score. Chris

 

[Lou45]

How long is the line to get in??? Is it wrapped all the way around the building yet???

 

[John from MD]

Just got back from the show. It was small but good. No jewelry! Prices were pretty good although I wasn't buying guns. Prices on reloading components was great as this one guy was clearing out mucho bullets and primers. I collected a few thousand primers at $25 a thousand and a few hundred rifle bullets at $15 per hundred. If you were a .38 special shooter, you could have bought factory 148gn wadcutters and 158 grain wadcutters for $35 per 500.

All in all it was worth the drive.

John

 

[offthepaper]

Agree with John

Bought an old Stevens 12ga Single Shotty for $40 . I think Its a model 100. No s/n on it. wood is in good shape, metal...not so much, but I'll clean her up and take her to the next Turkey shoot. also got 50 pcs of 8mm brass for $10.
Nice little show.

 

[protegeV]

I tried. Got there at 3:15, everyone was packing up

 

[shaddydan]

Agree with John

Bought an old Stevens 12ga Single Shotty for $40 . I think Its a model 100. No s/n on it. wood is in good shape, metal...not so much, but I'll clean her up and take her to the next Turkey shoot. also got 50 pcs of 8mm brass for $10.
Nice little show.

I posted a pic of that shotgun in another thread...chuck was letting that go for a steal!

BTW...I was the younger guy at the door.

I got a nice .RCBS .308 die set for $20 and some .35 remington brass. It was a really good show. Glad I left most of my cash at home!

 

[offthepaper]

I posted a pic of that shotgun in another thread...chuck was letting that go for a steal!

It was a great deal for me. Not the prettiest ,but I always want to go to the Turkey shoots at the club and didn't own a shotty, so this will fit the bill nicely. I think the wood can be cleaned up a good bit. just a lot of old crud from solid use. I enjoyed the show.
They need to sell chilli dogs though, good GS food.

 

[Lou45]

Just got back from the show. It was small but good. No jewelry! Prices were pretty good although I wasn't buying guns. Prices on reloading components was great as this one guy was clearing out mucho bullets and primers. I collected a few thousand primers at $25 a thousand and a few hundred rifle bullets at $15 per hundred. If you were a .38 special shooter, you could have bought factory 148gn wadcutters and 158 grain wadcutters for $35 per 500.

All in all it was worth the drive.

John

If these were factory wadcutters that's a nice deal.

 

[John from MD]

If these were factory wadcutters that's a nice deal.

They were. They were still in the Hornady boxes that they came in. I didn't ask, but it looked like the guy was selling stuff after his dad passed away. He had primers that were 20 years old and some stuff was labeled Alcan. He had very old RCBS non carbide and Herters size dies also.

John