How much $ was parking ?
Northeast Ohio Bunch spring meeting
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Thanks Bo for the report...
Thanks Bo for the report on the OGCA IX Center show...Sounds like you got a great deal on the .375 Winchester Model 94...that IS a RARE rifle...I missed being there today, but I am also looking forward to the September 7th Bunch...I had wondered if there would be less tables because of the new "rule"...glad to hear it was not in play in Ohio...Roger
Thanks Bo for the report on the OGCA IX Center show...Sounds like you got a great deal on the .375 Winchester Model 94...that IS a RARE rifle...I missed being there today, but I am also looking forward to the September 7th Bunch...I had wondered if there would be less tables because of the new "rule"...glad to hear it was not in play in Ohio...Roger
Bo Rich
Member
Parking was the standard fee at the IX Center $10.00
Bo, just wondering how the executive order doesn't affect Ohio gun owners? Figured it was a national thing or are the OGCA considered collectors!! Some people at the OGCA buy & sell just like gun show vendors, Larry
Bo Rich
Member
Larry, this is what I was told by the Officers of the OGCA. I understand that it is up to the State for inforcement. Ohio is a State that will avoid this policy. I am sure that more information will be coming out on this. I am just reporting what I was told.
It's surprising that there has been only one (by Bo) OGCA/IX report. There must've been many 'bunchers' there.
Interesting, thanks Bo. Larry
BRatliff
Member
My father and I attended as well. Got there right around 9am, probably left before noon. Not a bad turnout of vendors, but nothing compared to what it used to be when it was at the IX all the time.
I did see a few from "The Bunch", Gary, Marty, Dan T., and another I don't know by name. A large percentage of the tables were military and AR15 related. There were some other nice collectibles, but I thought the prices were quite high. Perhaps a half dozen 3" N frame Smiths, nothing exceptionally rare, all in the $2500+ range. A really nice Kimber of Oregon Model 82 Custom Classic, priced at $2850.
Best regards, Bob.
I did see a few from "The Bunch", Gary, Marty, Dan T., and another I don't know by name. A large percentage of the tables were military and AR15 related. There were some other nice collectibles, but I thought the prices were quite high. Perhaps a half dozen 3" N frame Smiths, nothing exceptionally rare, all in the $2500+ range. A really nice Kimber of Oregon Model 82 Custom Classic, priced at $2850.
Best regards, Bob.
Medina show this weekend.
Went to Medina got there at 9 very short line to get in. A lot of old time non
FFL sellers had NO GUNS displayed for sale
I thought Ohio was not a inforcement stateI hope i'm wrong but my show days could be over.
FFL sellers had NO GUNS displayed for sale
I thought Ohio was not a inforcement stateI hope i'm wrong but my show days could be over."Very Interesting"
As Artie Johnson on the show "Laugh In" used to say: "Very Interesting"...
Went to Medina got there at 9 very short line to get in. A lot of old time non
FFL sellers had NO GUNS displayed for sale
As Artie Johnson on the show "Laugh In" used to say: "Very Interesting"...
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MaxKimber
US Veteran
What???
I'll be there Sunday morning...hope it's not that bad.
I'll be there Sunday morning...hope it's not that bad.
StrawHat
Member
Thanks Kevin...I corrected it...
Yes you are right Kevin...I corrected my post...Thank you...Roger
Yes you are right Kevin...I corrected my post...Thank you...Roger
MaxKimber
US Veteran
In my inexperienced opinion, the Medina show was about the same as the last one. I did notice a lot more bayonets, so maybe different vendors...or just confirmation bias on my part? I did see some of the same vendors as well. So like I said, about the same to me...
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No local shows this weekend, actually nothing local until well into July.
Bgrafsr had heart surgery today, 5 hour surgery to remove his pacemaker. In ICU couple hours ago, everything went great. Could use some prayers to help him recover.
Bill and Ed were both S&W armors and would fix any gun handed to them at a meeting. Ed has all the S&W parts for sale. Both are great people, Larry
Bill and Ed were both S&W armors and would fix any gun handed to them at a meeting. Ed has all the S&W parts for sale. Both are great people, Larry
Bill doin good, had a picture of him with a smile. Larry
Finally, a drenching downpour up here, a lot of it went as runoff and a lot of it went into the ground. The ground has been like concrete, some grass has turned brown but weeds (flourish under adverse conditions) were doing well.
