Baltimore Gun Show - March 18-19

[Bill Murphy]

Sorry I missed the $250 Grade and the high condition Trojan, but I did get to inspect the unfired condition Fox AE 20. The owner is a friend and shooting companion and I will pay his reasonable price, someday. He helped me with the purchase of an outstanding 20 gauge Sterlingworth a bit more than a year ago. My depleted physical condition may mean that Kevin will have a new partner next year. I just can't do three days any more. However, I have enjoyed almost 50 years of this show and will continue to attend.

[edgarspencer]

Bill, is it sitting with Kevin for three days, or those wonderful folding chairs? They don't give us enough room to bring my leather wing chair. It's a good thing they put that rubber mat down, because it makes walking the show more tolerable.

[Double Lab]

This year the entire floor was carpeted.

[edgarspencer]

Empire must have been having a 50% off sale. Oh wait, they do every day.

[Bill Murphy]

The show at the Fairgrounds has always been carpeted, but I just can't walk the aisles like I used to and I can't sit for three days either. I am the second partner that Kevin has worn out. What a guy. I will continue to attend as a guest, but not as an exhibitor. I still can't stop thinking about the eight gauge Parker lamp for $25.00. My two barrel cased set C Grade Bernard Steel Parker was a Baltimore find, thanks to my host, Kevin.