Same old, same old. Having gone 4 times now, I even know the layout of most of the dealers. Mainly I went to pick up ammunition for my new Auto-Ordnance M1carbine in Choate stock (= "quasi assault M1 carbine"). Had a pretty good selection of ammunition, and since I excluded steel-cored ammo, mostly $18-22 per box of 50. Compared to online prices these were good, and no S&H made it worth the trip. Picked up some other odds-and-ends, but for the most part, it was the same dealers selling the same stuff. I did notice how prices on vintage M1 carbines have skyrocketed, and I think I saw every AR-platform and accessory known to man, and then some.
But hey, not a bad way to spend my time and cash on an otherwise hot weekend!
So, I went to the Nations' Gun show in Dulles
- bryanrheem
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Re: So, I went to the Nations' Gun show in Dulles
yep, I stopped going a couple years back. I don't think I would go there unless I was looking for an odd piece and had the time to comb through all of the stuff.
Still, it's fun to wander the rows!
Still, it's fun to wander the rows!
- m4a1mustang
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Re: So, I went to the Nations' Gun show in Dulles
I went on Friday with my girlfriend. It's really nice to be able to handle a wide variety of guns in one place, but it does get a little repetitive after a while. They have some good deals there on ammo and accessories if you look, and if you feel like it a lot of the vendors are open to a little price negotiation. I picked up some handgun and rifle ammo as well as some extra magazines for my Glock. Worth a few hours of my time for sure.
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