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buying face to face might be problematic......................in a way?

I'd guess buying from a dealer's table would requiring shipping it to your local FFL just like for internet sales.

Depends on whether you buy NIB from an FFL………gotta follow those ATF rules.
Used from an individual………plunk down your money and take it home.

Last year I was by the ATM and I saw them fill it 3 times the first day so bring cash.

Wrong.

Bring along one of those fat chicks and stash it in a wrinkle…

There’s an idea, and it would be fun looking for it later

I like the "Fun Sized Girls"!

Me too!

How is that wrong?

I leave in less than 48 hours. I can't wait and hope to fill the bus with good wood stocks.

I'll be there for both days. I've been to the show many times, but this will be the first time I'm staying in town for both days.
I bring a backpack and an extra gun sling to carry items I might purchase, plus I carry some drinks, snacks, and Aleve. That plus a small tripod stool to plunk down on if my back gets to hurting too bad and I'm not near any seating.

We should be there at noon Friday. Last year was my first time. I am bringing a big roller suitcase and putting under the table and as I find treasures I can haul them back and dump them in the suitcase. I hope to have it filled with good factory wood before noon on Sunday.

I’ll be at table S28 up top. It’s on the south side of the main south aisle. West of main public entrance, there are bathrooms and food court right behind us. Buddy will be bringing 10-12 guns, mainly 700’s. Stop in and say hey. I’ll will be there Friday and half day Saturday as I have to be back home Saturday night.
Thanks Travis

I don't remember our "shared" table numbers but we are right next to the bathrooms and food court. It sounds like we could be neighbors.

I've heard about this one before, but I haven't been to a gun show in 20 years as I was disappointed in the last one I visited. I might have to check this one out as I'm only half a tank of fuel away, and this one may be able to change my opinion of gun shows. Not that I'm looking or have a need for anything, but I am intrigued about an 11AC indoor gun show.

I'm no where near close enough to purchase tickets in advance, and I have an aversion to bullshit, so I definitely won't be waiting more than 20 mins to purchase a ticket to go in. If their queue system is that fooked then I'd rather not even bother. I'm surprised that tickets cannot be purchased online for digital tickets and instant access. Do all y'all non-locals really wait over an hour for tickets? I cannot remember the last time I waited in line for than 10-15 mins to purchase tickets to an event, no matter the size.

As far as I am concerned, this is the Mother of all shows.

Look us up. Guy to the right of us always had a couple tables of knives and watches

If you just offered me a free beer, count me in!

My dad and I have had tables at the Tulsa arms show for 20 years. Island 17 A on the north end cap. I have a bunch of powder and primers and we like older wood stocked guns so that's what we sell. This show is not like any other show in the country. People come from all over the world to this show. Last year the buyer from Cabelas gun library bought almost every gun on our tables. I think it was 19 guns. Almost any gun you have ever heard of will be at this show. If you are there both days and visit every table you can spend like 15 seconds at each table if you want to see them all. There also isn't much BS like vinyl siding, solar panels or scentsy warmers. Tables are required to be guns or gun related items like 90%. We buy guns all year just to take to the Tulsa show.

No alcohol “sold” inside that I’m aware of during show? But sometimes people have been known to bring a nip of whiskey with them 🤔