If you enjoy the forum please consider supporting it by signing up for a NES Membership The benefits pay for the membership many times over.
Forget about it. If Wilmington was a disappointment, what will West Springfield be?
Will there be any decent prices on ammo or is it a waste considering parking and admission?
Will there be any decent prices on ammo or is it a waste considering parking and admission?
Thx guys I'll pass. It seems like a prime opportunity for a licensed ammo dealer to make a few bucks, I'm suprised there's only one vendor.
That doesn't surprise me Len.
The last Big E show I went to fire marshal was busting balls about table coverings not having non flammable labels and i believe they had to fire fighters on detail such BS I dunno why they don't find another venue
No AR parts I'm quessing????
There have been AR parts for sale at the last two big shows (Marlboro and Wilmington). Just no complete guns or 100% lowers.Have there been AR parts at other Mass gun shows?
Have there been AR parts at other Mass gun shows?
I can't.....have a mandatory gun club meeting tomorrow and then taking the wife and oldest to the PD to submit their applications for an LTC and FID respectively.
There have been AR parts for sale at the last two big shows (Marlboro and Wilmington). Just no complete guns or 100% lowers.
Years ago when I used to go to the Big E show, there was a vendor from Ohio that ONLY did that show, multiple tables with all AR parts/uppers/etc. This was back when there really were more than 500 occupied tables at that show. Don't recall who it was and no idea if he still does that show.
Better use of your time. Good luck!
They haven't done the show in years but I believe that this is their website;
http://www.sherluk.com/
They haven't done the show in years but I believe that this is their website;
http://www.sherluk.com/
Don't be. Big E stupid rules, they disallow any ammo, powder or primers from inside their building during the gunshows. So they put up a small tent and allow 1 ammo dealer (arrogant Steve from NY) and sometimes a reloading supply vendor under the tent. With no competition from other vendors, Steve has a field day and jacks up his prices.
It's that simple. Blame it all on the venue. It's the only venue with this rule.
The ammo rule is a result of a discharged shotgun many years ago..............IIRC, it was a loaded shotgun that the seller did not realize was loaded. A customer was looking at it, pointed it at the ceiling and pulled the trigger. The ricocheting shot bounced off the ceiling structure and hit a woman in the neck. Not a life threatening injury, but one that resulted in this rule at all Big E shows. As usual, many times, we gun owners are our own worst enemy.