No one has mentioned this one!
Am I the only one who noticed the woman running Herky Jerky?
What kind of travesty is this?
What are local gun shows like now?
And no one seems to understand that it's too (not to) if you mean too as in "also"!TC6969 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 15, 2021 1:12 pmOK, I tried.indy1919a4 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 15, 2021 11:08 am
I did not make that show, where there a few dealers at least that with some older guns???
I really did.
I even hinted at it in another post.
I CANT STAND IT ANY LONGER!
ITS WERE, NOT where!
Were and where are two different words!
They are NOT interchangeable!
AHHHHHHH! I need to go kick a puppy!
example;
I too like ice cream!
The old Marine with all the GI rifle parts and Rick the front row flipper are both no shows.
I imagine Rick got put out of business by the private sales rule along with Neal the C&R restorer.
The guy with the round, wooden plaques was still there though and AFAIK still hasn't sold the first one!
I imagine Rick got put out of business by the private sales rule along with Neal the C&R restorer.
The guy with the round, wooden plaques was still there though and AFAIK still hasn't sold the first one!
Mort is old, & deathly afraid of getting Covid, & dying, so he has other people run his booth. But I ask whoever is there selling his jerky, & they say he is fine. GARY.
I think Jay is mostly selling online now.
When everything that comes out of your piehole is politics, politics, politics... YOU have a problem
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At the Deland Fl Show there were several people selling gun powder. One dealer, Space Coast Bullets had a large array of gun powder types..
There was a smaller selection of older guns today, but nice variety including one belt fed.
A real nice walk in gun crowd today with some pretty fair prices. The 1st hour saw alot of guns change hands.
There was a smaller selection of older guns today, but nice variety including one belt fed.
A real nice walk in gun crowd today with some pretty fair prices. The 1st hour saw alot of guns change hands.
Would not be the same without beef jerky. That guy was always at the shows. Good beef jerky from him.
BIG JOE
The last few years he’s had bacon jerky. That was my favorite. We’d chat after the shows during break down. He’s a real character. His wife Dale would sell her jewelry at the booth next to his. Hope he gets back to the shows soon. GARY