LynnB

Just got back after spending 1-1/2 hrs there. May go by again later or tomorrow. Prices were up as expected. Not much in my pretty narrow zones, but did see a few interesting items that I did not know enough about to seriously consider at the going prices. Did find a Swiss 1899 bayonet with sheath & frog (for G11's or K11's) at a good price. Read that 1899 - not 1889 (or 1918). Nothing Finnish that I saw. One lonely common Russian 91/30 for $450. Not crowed when I left. I enjoyed the trip.

I'll be heading over in a bit. Have not been to a gun show in over a year. Small show, but I've found enough great deals in the past to justify keeping my membership up. Most tables are local hobbyists - either displaying or selling (but both not permitted on the same table). Also, no junk permitted as noted by FUJIMO above. I have no idea what to expect - I know a lot has changed this past year though, so not getting my hopes up too high. By the way - although a club show, it's not a members only show. Ticket sales ($8) to non-members. Everybody is welcome.

Glad it worked out for you.

Well, since no one has volunteered, I was not planning to attend, but I do live close-by. If you have no other takers, you could text me all the info you can remember, & I will take my phone over & see what I can do. (865 deleted) Photo(s) might help too if possible. All I could do is find the vendor & see what he says. Anyone else actually going, speak up.

Thanks for the reports. In normal times I would have been there, but laying low for now. Have not been to this one since last June. I'll try for the Smoky Mountain Gun Collectors show this summer.