In order to participate in the GunBroker Member forums, you must be logged in with your GunBroker.com account. Click the sign-in button at the top right of the forums page to get connected.
Went to my last gun show in California.
yoshmyster
Member Posts: 22,059 ✭✭✭✭
I went to the Cow Palace yesterday for the final show there (you know the state shutting down gun shows). There I found a new in package "Colt" 10/20 AR magazine in what looks like Stainless. Dude wanted $10 because it was a straggler and I can always use a straight magazine for my .458 Socom. Then went and found a A2 buffer tube for $20 and bought a "Bamboo" neck pillow. I got the pillow since every now and again I fall asleep in the Lazy Boy and wake up with a kink in my neck. $25 should solve that.
With the Cow Palace gun show gone all the other shows are kind a back tracking with picking up the third in Mountain View (as in to East Bay or Paso Robles). I ain't gonna drive to Fresno unless I'm also picking up a trunk full of meth to make it worth while. And with Reno shows being watched by snitches to CHP/cops on California side. I suppose if I stay with in what is legal they got nothing on me but that is a drive without staying for the whole weekend. Oh well at least I can still make online purchases on gun bits.
So extra souvenir from the gun show. I found my car where some peg-boy scratched both my rear passenger side doors (hidden meaning of scratching my back door?). It wasn't a key since the scratches were wider and the rump ranger put muscle behind the effort. The thing is my passenger side front fender, front door and the rear fender has body damage from trading paint couple years back but up until then the rear passenger side door was pristine. Then there is the rear drivers side door had a indentation from way back so the scratch is no big deal. I guess I get to perpetuate/perpetrate being an * to keep the cycle of random giving going. I guess I'll open the doors with a little more force than necessary or park with the passenger side close to my side of the white line to make it difficult for them to get in to their ride. Or actually use my push bumper to nudge some car forward.
With the Cow Palace gun show gone all the other shows are kind a back tracking with picking up the third in Mountain View (as in to East Bay or Paso Robles). I ain't gonna drive to Fresno unless I'm also picking up a trunk full of meth to make it worth while. And with Reno shows being watched by snitches to CHP/cops on California side. I suppose if I stay with in what is legal they got nothing on me but that is a drive without staying for the whole weekend. Oh well at least I can still make online purchases on gun bits.
So extra souvenir from the gun show. I found my car where some peg-boy scratched both my rear passenger side doors (hidden meaning of scratching my back door?). It wasn't a key since the scratches were wider and the rump ranger put muscle behind the effort. The thing is my passenger side front fender, front door and the rear fender has body damage from trading paint couple years back but up until then the rear passenger side door was pristine. Then there is the rear drivers side door had a indentation from way back so the scratch is no big deal. I guess I get to perpetuate/perpetrate being an * to keep the cycle of random giving going. I guess I'll open the doors with a little more force than necessary or park with the passenger side close to my side of the white line to make it difficult for them to get in to their ride. Or actually use my push bumper to nudge some car forward.
Comments
Many had full auto's for sale, distinctly remember a Thompson submachine gun that a dealer had purchased/traded from the Chicago Police Department. Black case that held the Thompson, clips, drum magazine oiler etc. Think they were asking over $3,000 dollars ?
Playing also in 1966 was this group, first time in Houston but at the Coliseum.
If that is the way that you write...or talk, you'll feel right at home in Fresno.
Apparently I had been lead wrong as thought by now, the only firearms in California were illegal one's or had by the gestapo.
We have enough gun laws, what we need is IDIOT control.
Blood makes you related. Loyalty makes you family.
I thought getting old would take longer. :shock:
TRAP55 - Dixon, huh? I see it's almost to Sac. Maybe we'll try but it's a drive.
mark christian - Yuppers that's the way I walk and talk.
Warbirds - Yes we Californians are super safe now. We'll be just like Chicago soon.
He Dog - If a drive to sac is a drive Tulsa might as well be to the moon . I reckon the sellers will get a kick of me me asking for 10 round AR magazines.
And the scenery gets better once you are out of Cali. You will even see non-human wildlife.
I can't remember the last time I drove 125 miles (one way). Maybe 10 years ago when I drove to Disneyland (as a good host). Strange Trader Joe doesn't do mail order. maybe Amazon has those dog treats?