Just got back from the
show.It wasn't the
show I was hoping to go to.
This one was the High Caliber
Gun & Knife
Show. It looked to me they had maybe 900 tables. Small
show. But I'm glad I went. It worked out way better that I could have imagined.
Bought a Don Hume IWB for the Colt Government .380, and bought a spare magazine for it. I sold 2 WWII G.I. issue knives, and 3 web slings(for M-1 Garrand). The bottom line is I walked out with $1 more than I came in with. And that included admission.
All in all a very good day for me. Yay! I now have a decent conceal holster!
Other things: Lots of ammo. Still way overpriced, but not at obscene levels. Eg: Fiocchi .380 box of 50: $32.50. WWB 100 count .45: $38.00. 9mm box of 50: $17.95. Lots of new
gun dealers. MANY Glock dealers. It seems that all models in all calibers were in the $449.00 range. Some a little more. I saw several Sig's P238. One was $675(multi-colored) and another for $519 I THINK. (blued) Several tactical shotguns. The Remington 870 Tactical with rail: $449. Ton's of AR's with almost all of them in the $1,100 range, more or less. Several holster dealers...most of them had the Uncle Mike's types. A
gun belt guy was there. I almost bought one. Most were priced at $29.95 and they seemed pretty decent quality, and stiffer than a board. Very thick, double layer sewn. Lots of accessories people there(AR parts, magazines, etc.) Didn't see any reloading stuff except bags of empty brass.
There wasn't a lot of non-
gun related tables there. No jewelery dealers...a couple of jerky sales people. LOTS of knife dealers, dealing in new knives. And only 2 or 3 militaria guys there.
All in all a good day. I got there at 1:45 and left around 4:40. I walked the entire
show about 1.5 times.
The rest will be collectible military knives from WWII....and a few "select" others. Can we say Ek? 
