timonium

[chilipeppermaniac]

i'm looking for ww2 or surplus rifles.
i guess the days of reasonable priced firearms has passed.

Yup,

Reasonably priced ANYTHING usually takes a fair amount of homework, patience and persistence.

Many folks said I should just give up trying to find an enclosed trailer in my desired sizes and price range. Many felt as if 5k on up for a 7x16 foot, or incrementally higher 7k-10k+ for 22, 24 28 foot versions was gonna be next to impossible.

Through patience and persistence, I managed to score my 8x24 for just a wee bit over $106 per linear foot instead of $300 per.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

You’re so good at it you’ve officially reached the rank of Colonel. From now on you’ll be known as Colonel Linguist.

OMG AJ, You set me up good for that one,

AKA Cunni linguist

 

[Mr. Ed]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

 

[FFBWMD]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

Haven't seen her in years

 

[ShafTed]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

Not sure about this show, but at the last Chantilly there was a man who was doing the custom plugs, maybe she retired & he took over?

 

[joro55]

i see theres an upcoming timonium show, is this worth going to?

It's a good show... It's not like dulles or oaks, but good if you're instate.

 

[FFBWMD]

SCSG will be there, decent selection of stuff. As always our VERY fair prices! Come by and see us...

 

[Bertfish]

Next gun show I go to I need to find one of those guys that makes the kydex holsters as you wait. I think I've seen them in PA but never at MD shows

 

[Sundazes]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

I had her number on one of the cases. I called her a year or two. She no longer does it which is a shame. They are great plugs.

 

[possumman]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

Try the mold them in your ear from Decibuls--easy to do and I have used them for a couple of years

 

[Sundazes]

Anyone go today? I have been stuck with honey do’s out in this swamp ass weather. I don’t think they would let in until I defunk.

 

[offthepaper]

Went about 11, definitely not crowded. Didn't seem to be a lot of vendors as in the past. Usual high prices on most everything. Saw some Tula steel case 54R for $22 a box (!!). Didn't purchase anything though. ATF had a table in the front of the hall. Don't recall seeing that before.

 

[hdatontodo]

I went. Bumped into roaddawg while donating to msi.

Then I went to the PA Dutch mkt up York Rd.

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[Scottysan]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

I saw an accessory seller, selling DIY kits.... didn't pay enough attention to who it was

 

[Scottysan]

Went about 11, definitely not crowded. Didn't seem to be a lot of vendors as in the past. Usual high prices on most everything. Saw some Tula steel case 54R for $22 a box (!!). Didn't purchase anything though. ATF had a table in the front of the hall. Don't recall seeing that before.

I went from about 12-3p. I agree that it was medium traffic, not crowded. Alot smaller than the old Timonium shows.
I got an IWB holster from Bmoretactical, and got to jaw with the guys manning the MSI table for a bit.

 

[John from MD]

Back in the day when I did gun shows, BATF did have tables at several shows, Timonium being one of them. They were always compliance people and many of them were helpful.

 

[rseymorejr]

Try the mold them in your ear from Decibuls--easy to do and I have used them for a couple of years

Thanks for the tip. I think I;m going to give them a try

Decibullz Custom Molded Percussive Shooting Filters

Our Percussive Filters are made for shooting and while you’re hunting. They actively cancel damaging noises while still allowing you to hear the environment.

www.decibullz.com

 

[ToolAA]

A few years ago there was a lady who made custom ear plugs at the show, Debbie (I think). Is she (or anybody else) usually at this show molding ear plugs? If not, maybe somewhere else? I've tried audiologist-made plugs, and they were incredibly lacking in both fit and noise reduction, and exponentially more expensive.

I have a pair of Debbie’s molded plugs. They are pretty darn good, especially when alone. Little sound gets through. I haven’t seen he any shows since covid. She may have hung up her apron.

Recently I decided to pony up money for a set if 3M in-ear electric noise canceling hearing protection. For work, on construction sites, where I need to be able to hear possible people talking to me, as well as potential site dangers there
Is no substitute. They work extremely well at the range too.


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[epicchocoballer]

There was some not hateful prices on .223/5.56. About $405 cash

 

[Bob A]

Recently I decided to pony up money for a set if 3M in-ear electric noise canceling hearing protection. For work, on construction sites, where I need to be able to hear possible people talking to me, as well as potential site dangers there
Is no substitute. They work extremely well at the range too.

Can you specify which ones you bought?