O.T. Tulsa Gun Show, anyone Go?

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Lastmohecken
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O.T. Tulsa Gun Show, anyone Go?

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I went today. I made it through the show without buying a gun, which is not that often for me, at that show. I did find a couple of Browning Steel Framed BLRs in 358Win, and I sorta wish I had bought one, but I passed, I got them down to $875.00 which I guess is about right for a 358 these days, based on the prices I have seen lately.

Other leveractions seemed really overpriced, in general. So in the end, I just purchased some reloading supplies and some factory reloaded ammo that seemed like a good deal.
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Post by Kansas Ed »

Yep,
Normally, I don't buy anything as prices vs. condition are out of line. This time I had to choose. I'd been looking for a Colt Delta Elite for some time, and was having trouble finding what I wanted....well there were 4 that we found, and one of them came home with me...still in the factory box. I passed on a really nice lo-wall Winchester in 32-20 with lots of finish, and a very nice TD Winchester 55. If I had saved my money for the last couple of minutes Saturday, I would have come home with a Hi-Wall some kid was carrying around in 40-60. Really honest rifle and well cared for...but alas...you can't buy them all..

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Post by cowboykell »

Kansas Ed - what was the asking price of the 40-60 Hiwall? I bought one at the Las Vegas show for too much ! :oops:
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Post by .45 »

I went Saturday. Actually came home with more money. :shock: :shock: I sold a hand gun and did not find anything I could not live without. At least anything I could afford.
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I've been wanting a Delta Elite, that and a Officer's Lightweight. Got to make availability conicide with available funds though...
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Post by SR James »

Went Saturday, came home with a flintlock. Shoulda bought some new knee joints. Doin' that show in one day kills me. But it's fun!
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Tumbleweeds
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Sold a pistol, bought a damascus knife blade and some ammo.

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Best part was spending a whole day with my brother.
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Kansas Ed
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Post by Kansas Ed »

cowboykell wrote:Kansas Ed - what was the asking price of the 40-60 Hiwall? I bought one at the Las Vegas show for too much ! :oops:
It was either $2K or $2200 asking. But for that caliber and condition it was a very good buy.

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