Well, It was a gunshow. Aisles 4 ft wide, follow the signs for "more tables this way." Some folks paid for tables you can't find with a map. The nicer guns had detailed descriptions on index cards but no prices. Asking about a gun lit the "bumpkin blinker" on my forehead apparently. And there are no S&W revolvers under $500. I saw a cut down M&P or Victory (front lug gone as was most of the finish) for $395, such a deal. 60+ mi each way (some of it in driving rain). I can get much more "quality" abuse at the local Fairgrounds show. I heard one customer trying to buy a gun (WWII vintage) and the seller trying to convince him to buy a different one because it is "rarer." Is that even a word? No, I don't want a jerky sample. Last time I gave in, my insides gave out. At least bricks of .22lr are coming down, saw Wally boxes of 550 for $55. I saw everything twice, sold a holster I had 0$ in for $10 bucks and left early enough to have lunch at home. Pretty good day all in all. Joe
...the highlight of my day was when my 5 year old Grandson walked in my office and asked " Papa someday can I have a gun."???
Its 1hr north of me ( Vero Beach )
