It was a pretty good show. No shortage of vintage S&W revolvers, but prices were high and seem to be creeping up still. I saw many K frames-15's, 17's, 19's in various condition. There was a nice Nickel 4" 57ND N-serial in presentation box for around $1.5K. One guy has a 657 snubbie that I've seen at several shows, and he has recently added "Lew Horton Edition" to hang tag, but the s/n doesn't seem to support that claim. Asking price is north of $3K. Reloading supplies were almost nonexistent, only a few odd trays of LPP, SPP, and SRP, all for $15 each. I didn't come away completely empty handed, I found a new unused set of Lyman .30 Carbine dies for $25. Do I reload .30 Carbine? Not yet
I saw a couple of interesting guns. An AMT Backup in .45ACP with wood stocks. I've never seen wood stocks on a Backup and don't know if they were custom or not, but they were very well done if not OEM. I also saw a Firestar in .40 and was tempted to make an offer on it. The more I think about it, I might go back and check to see if it's still there tomorrow and make him an offer. Second day admission is free anyway.
I saw a couple of interesting guns. An AMT Backup in .45ACP with wood stocks. I've never seen wood stocks on a Backup and don't know if they were custom or not, but they were very well done if not OEM. I also saw a Firestar in .40 and was tempted to make an offer on it. The more I think about it, I might go back and check to see if it's still there tomorrow and make him an offer. Second day admission is free anyway.
