I visited the Metroplex this past week, to visit friends who had invited me to stay with them and go to the State Fair of Texas. Senior Day is Thursday, so we got in free. On Friday, we went to the Ft. Worth Stockyards, because I had never been there. We were there while they had the Texas Gun Collectors Assoc. gun show, in the cowboy museum down there. I knew this show was there, but didn't know it would be so convenient for us to go. This isn't a big show, maybe 200 or so tables, but this is the good stuff. Loads of early SAAs, top break S&Ws, Winchester lever guns, 1911s (real 1911s, not generic .45s) and loads of other treasures. So many things, so little money in my pocket. I saw an excellent S&W top break, large caliber carbine, in the box! Many cased Colt black powder guns, a like new, unfired Remington Model 11, U.S. marked riot gun. At one gentleman's table I saw a couple of RMs among his wares. One was a very worn KCPD gun, with the barrel cut down, and post war grips was marked $1495, the other was an excellent, as least on the left side, with correct magnas, or correct type, with the box and around 8 3/8ths barrel for 10 grand. There wasn't a polymer frame or speck of stainless steel in the whole place. It was refreshing.