If you are not a vendor every show is a good show, if you know the correct way to go to gun shows. Bring all your weapons that you are tried of, carry them around one at a time, with a price so that every one can see, write down you are willing to trade, and then walk around the show looking at what everyone else is carrying. Make offers to them, try to trade with them, plan to spend most of the day. You might be surprised at what kind of deals you can make, or find.
People are always carrying around weapons they want to sell. If you are just going there to check out the vendors deals, you will be like the ones on this thread that you will see on every thread complaining about the shows, look for the negative comments and who they are made by, then search all the other threads about past shows, guess what, same people made the same comments. These people even have bad things to say about the big 'W' show.
I thought the entire point of shows and related entry fee were:
1. The opportunity to do business with several vendors in a consolidated location.
2. The opportunity to do business with vendors that you otherwise may not have been able to do business with (private sellers that only sell at shows).
3. The opportunity to receive discounts or pricing incentives from vendors that you do not encounter on a daily basis.
Private on-site transactions should only be an added bonus. If the quality of the show has nothing to do with the vendors on site, wouldn't it be simpler to save your time and the $6, $8, or $12 fee and do your selling or trading in the classifieds on this site or others? The truth of the matter is that only a handful of shows throughout the year in the OKC area are worth attending - primarily RK Shows. There's nothing wrong with saving another member of this site time and money by giving honest feedback on the matter.