Home Forums Gear Free Classifieds Just a Heads up ! Smaller Tulsa Gun Show this Weekend !

There is a smaller Tulsa gun show this weekend April 27-28th in the building North of the big Center. Myself and lkydvl (Andre) will be there with lots of ammo , antique ammo , Civil war guns, some military and Modern guns, and Muzzle loaders from an Estate. I would love to meet some of the members here in person. I will have a camo cap on with a Moose head pin. If anyone needs something I may Have like Brass or gun parts , let me know before Thursday and I can bring it with me. Saves shipping !
Thanks , Rich

I am still recovering financially from the last one!

Up top. I had the pleasure of meeting Andre, great guy to do business with and a fine example of good people from the Fire.
Kyle.

He is one of my best friends and we work Tulsa shows together.
We couldn't Make Wannemacher this year so we will try this one !
Rich

After attending the Wanamacher the other are a let down. Too many knife and old militaryia and buulshirt.

My brother attended the big one a month or so ago and came home with over 20 long guns, sounds like an addiction to me🙄

Sounds like a good start of a collection to me ! The Wanamacher show is too big in my opinion as you cannot see it all in 2 days and its miles of walking trying to see 11 acres of guns past people so you dont have time to see the gems that may be hidden in a rack or something. This show coming boasts 98% guns so we shall see.

With the new ATF rulings that's coming into effect,I think we will see some major changes in the future of gunshows as we've been acustom to over the years,As the personal collection sellers are weeded out,

The new rule , which will be challenged in Court , still has an exemption for a "Collector" and "Hobbyist" and "auctioneers" to sell guns without a license. They did away with many licenses during the Clinton era , because you had to have a brick and mortar store. That , apparently , has not changed with this new rule. Apparently too, the .GOV didn't learn it's lesson during Prohibition , and the Black Market was thriving then , since they can't be everywhere I see that causing a bigger problem than they already have with the homeboy gangs dealing guns in back alleys, and they don't obey laws anyway . I've been collecting guns for 50 years and now that I am old and wearing out , its time to start letting them go to new homes.