If that SVT was a Kovrov in VG condition with a good bore (dark but good rifling), $900 would have been a good price. Tula, decent price. Izhevsk, so-so price.
I showed up this morning right around 9 and had a decent time there. My wife got bored but we were there for over 2 hours. I was looking at a few different shotguns but decided to browse here a bit and maybe go back tomorrow. Ammo seemed a bit high, 1000rnds of Tulammo 7.62x39 was $300. Last time I bought in bulk it was 500 for $125 so maybe the prices have just gone up recently and I haven't noticed.
how aboot wives, if they are immature like a kid can they get in free????
My son and I were there, it's a good show. Might go back on Sunday. congrats SD.
Wow.... that IS high. I woulda had a hard time not laughing in someone's face. Lol
But I'm an ass, ask anyone.
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Good show it was!!! Saw some good friends out and about and some decent prices on AR 15. Ammo was higher than most places but best show I have been to so far.
This was my first Superdave show.
First off let's get the admission issue out of the way.........yes I agree Superdave has lower admission prices than other shows although the show next weekend (R & K ?) is also advertised as being $8.00 if you clip the coupon of of the Daily Oklahoman.
I arrived around 9:30 and to me it sort of looked like a run of the mill smallish Metcalf or Claude Hall show......some empty tables and it had it's fair share of non gun and knife tables like jewelery vendors, coin dealers, first aid supplies, purses, little fuzzy animal key chains, backpack & web gear vendors etc.
Most of the available parking is on the south side of the bldg., close to the T & T bldg., but the south entrance to the show was locked and you had to use the north entrance only.......for a fella like me who has back and hip problems the extra walk to the north door was not appreciated.
There were TONS of black rifles and a bunch of 50 BMG's and a good ammount of other guns and knives......ammo and guns seemed high to me but a vendor has the right to price his wares as he wants and the customer can either buy or walk away.
All in all it was a pretty fair small show.
First off let's get the admission issue out of the way.........yes I agree Superdave has lower admission prices than other shows although the show next weekend (R & K ?) is also advertised as being $8.00 if you clip the coupon of of the Daily Oklahoman.
I arrived around 9:30 and to me it sort of looked like a run of the mill smallish Metcalf or Claude Hall show......some empty tables and it had it's fair share of non gun and knife tables like jewelery vendors, coin dealers, first aid supplies, purses, little fuzzy animal key chains, backpack & web gear vendors etc.
Most of the available parking is on the south side of the bldg., close to the T & T bldg., but the south entrance to the show was locked and you had to use the north entrance only.......for a fella like me who has back and hip problems the extra walk to the north door was not appreciated.
There were TONS of black rifles and a bunch of 50 BMG's and a good ammount of other guns and knives......ammo and guns seemed high to me but a vendor has the right to price his wares as he wants and the customer can either buy or walk away.
All in all it was a pretty fair small show.
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