I imagine the no guns on tribal land policy has an "except for" statement in there somewhere. Especially if that "except for" can make money.
I imagine the no guns on tribal land policy has an "except for" statement in there somewhere. Especially if that "except for" can make money.
This is why I bought my new Sig at Academy last night. Why would I pay an entry fee to look at stuff someone is trying to sell me? The big show maybe, it's kind of like a sporting event, entertainment etc. I can trade here on OSA or other outlets and get fair market value too.
am not going to pay 14.00 for the right to spend 500.00....that makes no sense....I quit the gun shows when they went to 10.00 and up.....in those days it was most of the price of a lb of powder...or...500 primers.....not me....
It is in the same building as the Wanenmacher show at the fairgrounds, but don't be confused, its not nearly the same show.
Metcalf loves to falsely advertise his show as the "BIG GUN SHOW" ...trying to fool people into thinking it is the Wanenmacher, you only fool most people once.
Grand American show used to be the second biggest and a pretty good show until they kept raising prices on admission and tables, again don't be fooled by the
2200 table claim on their website. The show is about 1/3 the size it used to be. They we're charging $15.00 at one point for admission!
As for the name, the building was origionally the Expo Square building when Tulsa was the Oil Capitol of the world until Houston took it from us...another story...then it
became the Quik Trip building for awhile...and now is the River Spirit Expo building....it can be the Fyrtwuck next year if you have the money.
Save your money for the Wanenmacher....its still only $10.00 and worth it!
http://www.tulsaarmsshow.com/home.html
Metcalf loves to falsely advertise his show as the "BIG GUN SHOW" ...trying to fool people into thinking it is the Wanenmacher, you only fool most people once.
Grand American show used to be the second biggest and a pretty good show until they kept raising prices on admission and tables, again don't be fooled by the
2200 table claim on their website. The show is about 1/3 the size it used to be. They we're charging $15.00 at one point for admission!
As for the name, the building was origionally the Expo Square building when Tulsa was the Oil Capitol of the world until Houston took it from us...another story...then it
became the Quik Trip building for awhile...and now is the River Spirit Expo building....it can be the Fyrtwuck next year if you have the money.
Save your money for the Wanenmacher....its still only $10.00 and worth it!
http://www.tulsaarmsshow.com/home.html
FWIW....Ad in todays Tulsa World says $12.00...not $10.00
So much for "no inflation" "economic recovery".
I stopped going to gun shows when I realized I couldn't find any good deals there. I could find the same gun on my phone for $200 than the "deal" the man was offering.
It was fun to look around, and I did sell a gun once there, but nah, Facebook, OSA, and Arsmlist have me covered.
It was fun to look around, and I did sell a gun once there, but nah, Facebook, OSA, and Arsmlist have me covered.
I go to a show once in awhile just to get out of the house and see what's out there. The last couple of years, Ive been taking take short road trips to the out of town shows. It's always entertaining to hear dealers tell some wild stories about a gun they're trying to sell. I pretty much have all the guns I'm interested in, I mainly look for parts or accessories here and there and reloading supplies that I'd rather not pay a haz-mat fee to ship.
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