Baltimore show / update

[MD*GSP]

Walked through with the wife on Sunday afternoon for a couple hours. I think my "Parker" expectations were set a bit high. Saw a few here and there but not what I was hoping for..mostly 12ga's..no shortage of Winchester Firearms which is always a good thing and a few pretty nice German-made sxs's..one of them particularly nice.. an extremely svelt 16ga (don't remember the maker & now wish I had looked at it closer).

Never been to that show so it was a nice change of pace from all the black gun and beef jerky shows.

..I've written several checks at shows

[Jean Swanson]

Scott:

Sorry to have missed you----------I was set up in row R-23 & left around noon on Sunday for the eight and a half drive back to Vermont. I had a few Parkers out and one Smith.

Allan

[edgarspencer]

I would like to thank all those who stopped by my table to tell me how good I have made them feel about their messy workbenches. I have been assured I have set the bar for clutter and chaos. So heartwarming, CHUCK!
It's always a pleasure to wander and visit with people you know, invariably leading to putting faces to names on ones you didn't know before. Hanging around Allan's table is always entertaining, and almost makes the tedious trip worthwhile. Jim Baker, Allan, Harry Sanders and Jerry Smith had some neat stuff, two of the most stunning 30" VH 20s I've seen in a fair bit. Sometimes, the ones to see are not out, but underneath the table, like maybe a $250 Dollar Grade 10ga. It pays to say hi to those blank stares behind the table, and maybe they'll pull out something you thought wasn't there.