The Marietta show was a bust, glad we got 50% off at the ATL show with the stamp from Marietta.
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Obviously you went to Jonesboro Rd and not Marietta??It was the best show I've been to in a decade - and I've been to a lot of them. Saw M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, belt feds, M1a rifles in many configurations, old military surplus rifles, rifles that looked like Daniel Boone may have carried them, flintlock pistols, revolver collections, $10 magpul mags / $13 for the window mags.
They had prepping supplies and I even got some 12 ga. home defense rounds that don't kill, but just put someone on their butt long enough for the cops to come and haul them away. There were even a few people who brought their own firearms in to trade and / or sell. It almost reminded me of the 1980s and 1990s.
Obviously you went to Jonesboro Rd and not Marietta??
Pleasure meeting you.I was glad I went. Offloaded more of my collection in a day than you kooks will cheat me out of in a month! Found a few cool new guns, got a step-by-step disassembly tutorial and check over of an early M1 Garand, and got to meet cjnowell72 @nitrexman and @Red Squirrel 556. Better than Marietta has been no question, and a shadow of the shows I used to go to in Denver 6-7 years ago.
They had a descent variety of stuff and reasonable prices on alot of stuff. As far as sales it was garbage.It was the best show I've been to in a decade - and I've been to a lot of them. Saw M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, belt feds, M1a rifles in many configurations, old military surplus rifles, rifles that looked like Daniel Boone may have carried them, flintlock pistols, revolver collections, $10 magpul mags / $13 for the window mags.
They had prepping supplies and I even got some 12 ga. home defense rounds that don't kill, but just put someone on their butt long enough for the cops to come and haul them away. There were even a few people who brought their own firearms in to trade and / or sell. It almost reminded me of the 1980s and 1990s.
They had a descent variety of stuff and reasonable prices on alot of stuff. As far as sales it was garbage.
That's a great show. SCACA? Promoter is a super nice guy and you will not find any of the following at his show:Went Greenville gun show with wife and met couple friends I used to work with. Free admission for me and $10.00 for wife. Big show with some decent prices . Found a bunch of gun parts that I was needing to get several guns back running . Ammo prices high 3 inch 410’shells $40 box 35 Remington $70 . Close to 1000 tables and most all gun related .