If you don't count the $75/brick, $140/2brick, $25-$30/100 MiniMag .22 prices it was a cornucopia of "previously unseen" stuff. I counted probably 300+ S&W pre lock mostly P or P&R revolvers. I can't recall all of the details. Prices were all over the place. Reasonable as in 99% 10-5 with Tyler T, in the box for $399. Almost got that one. A nickel long barrel 57 for $800 with wiggle room if you like that caliber. Surprisingly, Khalid at Shoot Straight had many desirable .357 and .44 N frames in nice shape. A half dozen model 19's at $695 and a "matte blackened" 2" 34 at $695 also. They were "Khalid priced", meaning if he knocks off 10% and the tax, you might think you got a deal but really he did. All of his "4473 chairs" were full so money was flowing. The usual "middle of the big room guy" had an outstanding assortment of very nice (not rare or unusual) guns but I'm not ready for $700+ J frames, $800+ k frames and 4 digit N frames( although they all had boxes etc). I saw a commercial 1917 in very nice shape for $1200. At no less than 4 different tables at 4 corners of the room, 3" model 65's were $795, sort of like a gas war without the competition. AR prices are normal, I saw a S&W M&P15 flat top for $859. Not the "Sport" but the real thing. You had to "shop." One table had the Sig M400 in FDE for $1449 and across the room the exact same item at $1100. Since I got the Colt last week for my Bday, beside the $18 to get in for my son and I, spent $12 (!) for 2 lemonades. Half a lemon and 2 oz sugar but it was hot and the drink was cold. The "chicken on a stick" stand was banging. Since they changed the layout, you gotta pass them to get to the big room. I'm done till Lakeland (oh yeah it's the next show). We packed it in before 12, had mexican for lunch and it might be time for a short nap. Don't want to push it as I'm "officially not gonna die young" on Monday. Joe
