Observations...
Lots of people, parking lot was overflowing, and I got there 2 hours after opening.
$5 to get in, masks required (not enforced, maybe half wearing them)
2013 deja vu for some items, $75 bricks of .22 are back.
All the 9mm you wanted for .95 - $1 per round.
.223 a bit cheaper, starting at around .75 per round, all you can buy.
AR carbines starting around $750 (not terrible)
Plenty of milsurps, not many price tags attached. (I didn't bother asking, sorry)
A few flea-market tables, but mostly guns, ammo, knives, accessories and gear.
There is one usual guy at the usual table by the stage selling AR magazine $10 a pop and ammo. (I bought a 20 rd. box of Norinco .223 for $15 for the novelty of it)
Another gentleman selling handgun magazines had his product covered in clear plastic sheeting. Told me he had been selling at gun shows since '68 and only in the last year or so he has started losing hundreds of dollars per gun show from theft. The clear plastic sheeting was the solution. (I bought a nice out-of-box, factory Ruger SR9 17 rd. magazine for $30. It was practically brand new)
Overall, well worth $5.
Lots of people, parking lot was overflowing, and I got there 2 hours after opening.
$5 to get in, masks required (not enforced, maybe half wearing them)
2013 deja vu for some items, $75 bricks of .22 are back.
All the 9mm you wanted for .95 - $1 per round.
.223 a bit cheaper, starting at around .75 per round, all you can buy.
AR carbines starting around $750 (not terrible)
Plenty of milsurps, not many price tags attached. (I didn't bother asking, sorry)
A few flea-market tables, but mostly guns, ammo, knives, accessories and gear.
There is one usual guy at the usual table by the stage selling AR magazine $10 a pop and ammo. (I bought a 20 rd. box of Norinco .223 for $15 for the novelty of it)
Another gentleman selling handgun magazines had his product covered in clear plastic sheeting. Told me he had been selling at gun shows since '68 and only in the last year or so he has started losing hundreds of dollars per gun show from theft. The clear plastic sheeting was the solution. (I bought a nice out-of-box, factory Ruger SR9 17 rd. magazine for $30. It was practically brand new)
Overall, well worth $5.
