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Y ou could do it that way. Our FFL at the show is doing some that way, but it does cost extra.

That's .30 cents a round ....for .22 rimfire shells! Cheaper Than Dirt......dirt must have gold dust in it! LOL

The dealer/FFL holder at our show did not want to hold them for sure. I lost one sale to a guy in Moab because he didn't want to come back a week later to pick up the gun. I checked several website this morning for information about the background check and there did not seem to be any changes...

Guns Shows get a lot of bad press and criticism in the media. Every state has their own rules. My local shooting club here in SW Colorado puts on an annual gun show as a way to raise money to operate our club. This last weekend we held our 2021 show. It was a huge success and the club made over...

I have had Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) in my right eye since childhood. Wore glasses for awhile as a child and after it didn't help, quit wearing them. As an oldster, my good eye aged and I had to wear them again. Started wearing contacts about 10 years ago and absolutely love them. Wear them 24/7...

Thanks. I'll definitely do that.

I still have plenty for my own needs. I have cut back my shooting too, but because of some other problems, not supply. Found out a week ago that I have a cataract in my one good eye. Going to have it fixed asap, but can't see well enough to shoot, everything pretty fuzzy. I thought I just needed...

All in all, a very good gun show. We had more attendance that ever. This was the 15th one our club has done and we might do another in August. I personally did well. Sold a lot of stuff I wasn't using anymore and didn't need.

I too, was short of small pistol as I shoot a lot more .38's than I thought when I bought my last primers. I did do a trade at the show for some small pistol primers. I will be set for awhile now.

The only problem I saw was an extended wait for background checks. It looks like it could be 5 to 7 days. Definately a hardship for those who traveled longer distances to come to the show. A local dealer is doing all the checks and if a buyer has not cleared by the end of the show, the guns...

I dropped my price on primers, I just couldn't sell them at $150.00 knowing what I paid for them. I sold them for !00.00 per brick . but kept the posted price at 150.00 to keep the other dealers from buying them and reselling them later for more. Sold them to shooters not dealers. I still made a...

Mule Deer for sure. I've hunted them for 67 years and hope to hunt them till the day I die!

Our shooting club has it's yearly gun show starting tomorrow and over the weekend. I'll get a good idea what's out there. I'm selling primers for $150.00 per brick (1,000).

I really think both. Fewer hunters and more animals. At least in the area I hunted. I only hunted a small part of Wyoming so I can't say for the rest of the state.

To bad they don't break the quotas down to the season level instead of just all the rifle season lumped together.

That's a fact! When I first started hunting Wyoming 50 years ago, you could buy type 6 doe/fawn antelope & deer tags over the counter in lots of retail stores statewide. If I remember correctly, we could buy up to 6 type 6 tags for deer AND antelope for $5.00 or $6.00 bucks. That is addition...

Usually just my rifle, except if I'm in Griz country. When I went on a Thorofare Hunt, I carried bear spray and a S & W .44 mag.

Pretty cool.

Not for me. Pretty ugly and I really have a problem with the feds and their rules on suppressors.

I remember reading something about mixed breeding a few years back. If I remember correctly, other than tissue/DNA sampling, the biologists look at the musk glands on the rear legs. Seems like I remember them writing that the glands are different from both breeds.