I could use a few more recommendations in the Tulsa Area

[TulsaBandit]

Ask a commercial real estate broker if there is an empty building in good shape. Something like a closed Wal Mart.

The Drug Warehouse in Bixby just closed down so there's an empty shell. It's at 121st and Mem. Not sure if it's big enough though.

 

[Cavedweller]

I've been to one at the NG Armory on West 41st St near the TCC West campus. Might check there.

 

[willystruck]

There used to be gun shows at the old National guard armory on 15th street in Tulsa. Never been to one there and don't even know if it is still standing. It's on the back side of the fairgrounds. Second vote for the Grove Civic Center. Rents pretty cheap. They only have 6' tables available.

 

[murphy j]

There used to be gun shows at the old National guard armory on 15th street in Tulsa. Never been to one there and don't even know if it is still standing. It's on the back side of the fairgrounds. Second vote for the Grove Civic Center. Rents pretty cheap. They only have 6' tables available.

It's still standing, but belongs to the county/fairgrounds now. I like the Sand Springs and Bartlesville ideas.

 

[AKguy1985]

another promoter, RK i think has done one at that event center at 21st and memorial by the fox 23 studio. Cant remember what its called though.

 

[steelhorse]

I went to one in Muskogee a little over a year ago at a place called the Castle. I thought it was good for a smaller show. I'm not sure if any dealers from OSA set up there or not or how well they did. Muskogee is not too far from Tulsa and you may draw a crowd that are not willing to drive to Tulsa? Tahlequah fairgrounds is another to consider.

 

[Perplexed]

I went to one in Muskogee a little over a year ago at a place called the Castle.

The same Castle where they have the jousting festivals, sell fireworks, and have a haunted house motif?

 

[AKguy1985]

The same Castle where they have the jousting festivals, sell fireworks, and have a haunted house motif?

methinks so