If you buy tickets in advance they are like $10 or used to be? I haven't gone a few years and I doubt I will be going this year, too many people trying to make their mortgage off you. It's a shell of what it used to be.
I took $2k last year looking for just the right deal on just the right gun, but didn't walk out with anything special. Got a couple flashlights and some AR parts, but turned down a couple of guns I was looking at - they just weren't quite good enough to get me to bite. Several of the dealers who had guns I was looking at seemed uninterested in doing any kind of selling. I don't know if it was last day apathy or if they thought I didn't look like I had any money in my pocket or what. I know one was a Tavor, one was a Super Redhawk, one guy with a Kriss Vector DID seem to want to sell it to me, but it was a 9mm and I was wanting it in .40. 
A old banned for life member from here took a $200 rifle and flipped and flipped and flipped “I lost count” till he walked out with a shotgun worth way more and cash in his pocket. I seen it with my own eyeballs! I have not been in 4 years, if the mask crap is gone away I will go.
Too many people for me. I've lost interest in the pushy dealers wanting to give you 1/4 your weapons value after blowing 45 minutes of your time looking it over. I prefer the smaller ones at the fair grounds here. I haven't been in years though.
Does Tulsa still have a "mask mandate"? I remember someone saying there is a technicality in that the fairgrounds is actually country property, not city. No way I'm going if there is a mask mandate.
If I go I’ll take a few guns and. Sure sell or trade. Mainly want to go and see if there is anything I just really want or buy a holster or two. Might have to take some ammo to sell seeing the prices some of it goes for now .
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If I am recouped well, I will be there.
Love the show and variety.
Love the show and variety.
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