Pokin fun. Your right, everyone is in it for a quick buck. The only thing your gonna get there is a rare gun.
Friend and I went Sunday, got there when it opened and left about 2pm. It sure isn't the same show it used to be. Light crowds and quite a few empty tables. The aisles were bigger and no problem walking around. Parking wasn't bad and and no one in the ticket line, just bought my ticket and walked right in. We didn't buy anything as prices were not that good and can be bought cheaper on line. I'm sure there was some good deals on private sales from guys walking around but really didn't see any. About noon some of the vendors were already packing up and leaving. Funny, the first vendor I talked to started griping about how bad the show was for sales and how he hadn't sold anything.
Well, I can tell you "looking for a dummy" is not how I do business......... You made a very broad brush general statement.
Oh, and good luck with getting that FFL and buying off of gunbroker to resale for a profit!!
Ya know, that shirt is kind of cool looking with the bullet holes, wondering if I might just make some more with bullet holes in em and sell em? lollll....
I've attended the last two Tulsa shows on Sunday. The crowd yesterday was much better than the one last fall but smaller than the crowds after Obama was elected. Found a good deal (cheaper than Academy) on 22 WMR and bought a nice 1911 holster, visited with some knife makers, and found a couple of revolvers I've been looking for but they were priced much higher than I am willing to give. Met and visited with the guy from Iron Sight Inc.
Always learn something new at the big show. I like seeing guns, knives, and accessories that I can't see every day. Especially the collectibles.
Always learn something new at the big show. I like seeing guns, knives, and accessories that I can't see every day. Especially the collectibles.
I always enjoy the Tulsa Arms show, seeing friends and fellow vendors who I have met through the years of setting up at gun shows. The crowds were lighter and walk ways were wider than normal. We sold several pistols and rifles, the only AR15's that we brought were custom builds, not planning on selling any of them, we actually sold 2 of the 3 we brought. Kimbers and Colts were the big sellers, along with .50 Beowulf ammo.
Did you read the post I was replying to? The dummy part was quoting them not my generalization. Also, I think I pointed out that the gunbroker thing would not work. Lastly, have you considered seeing some one about your anger management?
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I missed your booth; what was your pricing on the Beowulf ammo?
I picked up a FEG Hi Power clone for a decent price. It looked a bit rough, but cleaned up nicely. It only came with one mag though, so...
Saw a booth selling mags that screamed "cheapest prices at the show". Mec Gar 15 round mags were $39.99. Midway sells them for about $25.
Saw a booth selling mags that screamed "cheapest prices at the show". Mec Gar 15 round mags were $39.99. Midway sells them for about $25.
I always use GregCoteLLC for online pistol magazines when I can, usually cheaper than most and never had s problem with items not shipping quickly
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