Uh...Be a lotta guys looking like that I bet.
You're absolutely correct,,,
I'll be the good looking' one.
Aarond
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I went yesterday. Didn't find anything I couldn't do without. It was one large room and a small room. There was a S&W model 25 that was tempting, but I was strong and walked away. The highlight of the show was the lady with the baby Kangaroo.
A real, live joey? How was she moving it around, and did she let people pet it?
Had kind of a denim pouch and had it wrapped up in that. My son and his girlfriend went with me and she got to pet it....big time animal lover.
Saw a couple of 3 screw Single Sixes I like but price was a bit high for me...same for Shopkeeper Bearcat. Couldn't afford the .22mag ammo. Big purchase was a bag of teriyaki beef stick pieces.
A person needs to be up to date on current prices.
I went there on Sunday around noon,,,
There were some decent fieryarms of the type I am interested in.
What still amazes me is how dealers price new and readily available guns way above common retail.
There was one lady though who had a few .22 rifles of the vintage I like,,,
Nothing she had was singing the siren song though,,,
So we had some nice conversation instead.
I ended up not spending a dime past the entry fee,,,
But I got to smell some gun oil so it was worth the 45 minute drive.
Aarond
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I went there on Sunday around noon,,,
There were some decent fieryarms of the type I am interested in.
What still amazes me is how dealers price new and readily available guns way above common retail.
There was one lady though who had a few .22 rifles of the vintage I like,,,
Nothing she had was singing the siren song though,,,
So we had some nice conversation instead.
I ended up not spending a dime past the entry fee,,,
But I got to smell some gun oil so it was worth the 45 minute drive.
Aarond
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Went once about a year ago.It's just too small of a show to make it worth the drive.
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