Redesigned gun show display cards...
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hivel37
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Will these lay flat or “tents”?
Better than hand scribbled like mine.
Better than hand scribbled like mine.
But…where’s the price? 
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They lay flat as illustrated below with my old hand scribbled versions...
You'll never see anything resembling a "price" on any of my guns...But…where’s the price?
...BenAttachments
To fancy. Gun is probably pricey.
The QR code link to more info and pictures is a nice touch.
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It saves time with all the kibitzers who just want to waste time looking at the gun from other angles or to coonfinger the documentation...
...Ben
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Who said it's for sale, Mike?...
...Benstanmerrell
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Cool. Looks like a lot of fun.
But…where’s the price?
That right there ^^^
I've always interpreted no price to mean "I want too much", so I don't even stop or ask.
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Oh, my word!...Don't tell me I've been doing it wrong all these years?...They always told me it was a gun "show", not a gun "store"...No wonder you never stop and visit...
...BenYour guns are like they yous to say about boats "If you have to ask the price ,you cant afford it"
GREAT idea with the information cards.
Nothing like a little class
GREAT idea with the information cards.
Nothing like a little class
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Thanks, I appreciate it...To elaborate more about the subject of "price", I've always assumed that price tags indicate a business - established with the goal of monetary gain...I'm just a retired guy having fun with his hobby...Those with price tags showing invite inquiries from those employed by state and federal agencies usually in search of a way to increase the government's income by collecting taxes, selling licenses and such...
As much as like the revenooers, I'd just soon they pass me by since I'm just a harmless old guy entertaining myself and my friends...Now if somebody takes a hankering to my guns, and wants to talk about it, I'm open to discussion...All they have to do is ask, and maybe some mutually agreeable arrangement can be made...
In the meantime, I acquired every gun I own because I like it, not necessarily because I want to turn it into folding cash...If I go home with all the guns I brought with me and maybe a few more, I'm just as happy as when I got there...
...Ben
Thanks, I appreciate it...To elaborate more about the subject of "price", I've always assumed that price tags indicate a business - established with the goal of monetary gain...I'm just a retired guy having fun with his hobby...Those with price tags showing invite inquiries from those employed by state and federal agencies usually in search of a way to increase the government's income by collecting taxes, selling licenses and such...
As much as like the revenooers, I'd just soon they pass me by since I'm just a harmless old guy entertaining myself and my friends...Now if somebody takes a hankering to my guns, and wants to talk about it, I'm open to discussion...All they have to do is ask, and maybe some mutually agreeable arrangement can be made...
In the meantime, I acquired every gun I own because I like it, not necessarily because I want to turn it into folding cash...If I go home with all the guns I brought with me and maybe a few more, I'm just as happy as when I got there...
Pretty good philosophy there. Can’t argue with that.
It gets to be an expensive hobby at $85 a table.
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$85 is cheap here...Must be 6 foot tables...
...BenJust trying to up my game a little...
I assume that the "P", "L", "D" and colors are your "secret codes".
$85 is cheap here...Must be 6 foot tables...
Up here tables are $40. $5 to get in.
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Nothing really secret about it...P in green (that sounds like a trip to the free clinic) means I have a complete photo file on that gun which can be seen via the QR code...L in blue means I have a S&WHF letter on that gun (also visible by QR)...D in red means I have a complete data file, also seen by QR...
...Ben
