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<blockquote data-quote="sherrick13" data-source="post: 4159808" data-attributes="member: 9406">Tulsa shows have always been full of &quot;show off&quot; tables.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have been going to Tulsa for nearly 20 years now, at least once a year.&nbsp; I literately saw some guns I&#039;ve seen at least ten years (or more) every year.&nbsp; &nbsp; They keep raising the price so even inflation won&#039;t allow them to eventually sale.There were probably 2000 1903&#039;s at the show.&nbsp; All were $1000 to $1500.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure why some rando that has a rando 1903 on his table for $1100 thinks HIS GUN will be the one that sells.&nbsp;&nbsp; Gun show economics just is hilarious sometimes. Having said all of that, Tulsa is full of deals because it is so big.This weekend I found the following.K43&nbsp; $3500Hungarian PJK-9HP $250Turk Carbine of some sort $600 (may not be a great deal, but it is interesting to figure out what it is)Savage 6A .22 $100I rarely leave there with less than two guns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sherrick13, post: 4159808, member: 9406"] Tulsa shows have always been full of "show off" tables. I have been going to Tulsa for nearly 20 years now, at least once a year. I literately saw some guns I've seen at least ten years (or more) every year. They keep raising the price so even inflation won't allow them to eventually sale. There were probably 2000 1903's at the show. All were $1000 to $1500. I'm not sure why some rando that has a rando 1903 on his table for $1100 thinks HIS GUN will be the one that sells. Gun show economics just is hilarious sometimes. Having said all of that, Tulsa is full of deals because it is so big. This weekend I found the following. K43 $3500 Hungarian PJK-9HP $250 Turk Carbine of some sort $600 (may not be a great deal, but it is interesting to figure out what it is) Savage 6A .22 $100 I rarely leave there with less than two guns. [/QUOTE]

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