Mike Horstman will probably have a table there if he's not hunting.
The Kodiak show was a pretty good one. Mike is usually the ramrod of the show and said the attendance was around 300, which is typical. It looked like quite a few guns moved and there were more high end European guns and unusual American guns than I have seen at any one show in Alaska for many years. Mike, as usual had plenty of good, solid using rifles, including two pre-64 M-70's ( a 375 and a 264 ) and the 375 will be working on Kodiak this month as a guide's new treasure.
Heck, there were even three nice cape buffalo skulls , a huge bison skull and hide that all quickly sold.
Even by the time the show ended there were real deals left to be had, like a $350 for a real clean Ruger M-77 338 Win, a stainless M-77 .223 with a Hart bbl with very little use, a pristine 1911 Colt Commander 9mm for $650 and dozens of great scopes.
