'causin all the smart fellers on the ODT told him so.
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After the last gunshow in Columbus GA this weekend....
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Because ODT, Georgia Gun Store, and Dahlonega Gold and Pawn offer much better deals/selection/pricing than any gun show I've been to. They are decent entertainment, but a waste of money and time if you are trying to buy guns and ammo at a fair price.
I am nowhere near either of those places, and will cost me easily 100 bucks just to drive there and back. A local gunshow, on the other-hand, is a fraction of the travel time, and I am just as likely to find what I want/need.
You might need to switch to decaf
As opposed to being forced to walk in, and being forced to buy their goods?
And by "fair" you mean below market value...so only "fair" to the buyer, not the seller.
You might need to switch to non-alcoholic.
LOL. Let 'em whine.
I'm gonna do the old guy thing for a minute, even though I'm not THAT old... way back in the long long ago, around 1990, gun shows were AWESOME. The Gwinnett one that happened at the "Macro" building (a long shuttered store), on Oakbrook Parkway took up the WHOLE BUILDING. Not half of the remaining non-partitioned part. People from middle GA would drive up for it.
Ammo in wood cases, by the pallet. $99 for 1200 rounds of Norinco steel-core 7.62x39mm. $20 for 200 round battle packs of brass-case .308, etc.
But then Clinton ran half (90%?) of the FFLs out of business, and the "assault weapon bill" happened, and Clinton and ilk banned the import of the cheap ammo and a lot of guns, and so forth and so on until I haven't been to one in two years. And haven't bought anything at one in three.
Too bad; I used to like 'em.
One day soon I'll go to one in Texas and see how they are out here.
Ammo in wood cases, by the pallet. $99 for 1200 rounds of Norinco steel-core 7.62x39mm. $20 for 200 round battle packs of brass-case .308, etc.
But then Clinton ran half (90%?) of the FFLs out of business, and the "assault weapon bill" happened, and Clinton and ilk banned the import of the cheap ammo and a lot of guns, and so forth and so on until I haven't been to one in two years. And haven't bought anything at one in three.
Too bad; I used to like 'em.
One day soon I'll go to one in Texas and see how they are out here.
