OK, when I bought the steamy pile of grips off DanT, I had no idea they were promised to Keith.
We followed our normal routine. Walked in the front door, turned left and walked to tables to where Dan services his customers

. There, on the table was a pile of old wood. He had a price on it, and I willingly paid. Except he said I get a discount, so I accepted his lower price, too!
Only a while later when we passed his table again did he tell us Keith wanted his grips. Guess he'll learn not to sleep in on gun show Saturday!
This show, I was ready. I came with a pile of cash and a checkbook!

We looked over thousands of guns and none appealed to me. Pretty sad.
And while I love the big shows, I've become aware of something. There are a lot of guys who know what stuff is. And they seem to both have money and are willing to part with it. When the see a screaming deal, they're willing to go for it.
At the smaller to tiny shows you don't see it so much. A nice gun or accessory may sit and languish all day or weekend because no one knows what it is. Then you stumble onto it and wonder how that thing lasted so long, all the while pulling $$ from your pocket.