Alan3413
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- Mar 4, 2013
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Dang! I was too late. Any more AS-007s available?
Today's show was my first gun show experience and I enjoyed it. I mostly went just to see what I could see, expecting ammo to be too rich for my blood(it was) and for there to be plenty of things that caught my eye(there were). I'm still on my md-imposed 30 day pistol purchase cooldown and didn't expect to want to take much else home so I settled for some nice knives and an ashtray souvenir for my girlfriend, who was stuck home ill in bed.
I was surprised to see the building packed with vendors as I've heard md gun shows have lost momentum as far as being an attraction. I'm looking forward to York next month.
I’m white so it’s fine!
Dang! I was too late. Any more AS-007s available?
I printed up a 100 of them yesterday and will be selling them on Sunday, no questions asked, in the parking lot behind the concession stand.
Don't tell anybody.
Get your collectors license and the 30 day goes away.
Great show today. Bought a tactical shotgun from south Carroll. Thanks guys
[Kev308];6320599 said:I have an observation and a question. Gun shows in MD seem to be of a lower grade then PA and VA shows.
[Kev308];6320599 said:I'm not the kind of guy who has money to buy a gun on a whim. Usually I research it, dream about it, obsess about it, then purchase it. Walking the tables at the show, it seemed that all the hand guns and long guns were list price or higher. Shotguns had the best deals. Why don't the vendors have lower prices to entice more sales and interest in future gun shows in MD? Make someone see a sale they can't pass up.
I dunno, guess we were doing something wrong by having show specials on some shotguns and rifles and the lowest price in the show for 5.56 and 40S&W...