I'm planning on going saturday. Anyone else interested in attending?

 

http://www.maacpsse.com/maac.html

Too far, no thanks. CR Saturday anyway

Greater Philadelphia Expo Center - August 28 & 29, and November 6 & 7

 

Philly is tooo far? It is the closest show. lol.

DVR?

Oh - I looked at the address given in the link - it's 2+ hours all the way in northern PA. I wasn't thinking.... Hmm.. Maybe sunday.

Anyone go to this show in the past?

Hmm... how about Sunday?

Oh - I looked at the address given in the link - it's 2+ hours all the way in northern PA. I wasn't thinking.... Hmm.. Maybe sunday.

 

What address was this? It is about 15 minutes from Valley Forge, in Oaks, PA, which is southeastern PA.

 

This show is trying to re-establish itself. This promoter used to hold these in Fort Washington, PA. You will enjoy the wide aisles and the lack of a huge crowd (like VF), you may not like the non-gun items. Overall, not a bad show that will hopefully grow into what the old Ft Washington shows were. Have fun. I'm going to a Zombie Shoot / BBQ in Elverson, PA.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

The big one at the top of the page on State Route 171

The big one at the top of the page on State Route 171

 

That's the address of the promoter (MAAC), not the address of the "Philly" show.

The big one at the top of the page on State Route 171

 

That's the address of the promoter (MAAC), not the address of the "Philly" show.

 

I know - that's why I originally said "2 hours?! No way!"

Well i went today and it was a really good show. i managed to spend a few bucks on ammo and accessories and would have spent more but i ran out of cash. There were several dealers selling milsurps. There were plenty of $90 round receiver mosins there and even more hex receivers in crates. A couple snipers, about 10 finn M39's scattered about 3 dealers. Plenty of mausers as well (yugo, Czech and RC germans). Even a few interesting things such as unissued SKS's amonst the normal yugo and romanian SKS's. Several Schmidt Rubins, and of course various Garands all over the place. Modern rifles and handguns were aplenty as well. Lots of good ammo deals abound, especially if you want to buy a case. One dealer had pallets upon pallets of cased ammo. there was a reloading booth there too with lots of powder and primers. All this plus your usual assortment of parts, accessories and some memorabilia made for a nice show.

seems like prices are coming down. glad you had a good time.

 

was considering going but decided to spend it with the fam today.

can you give us some prices for the rifles that you saw for sale? SKS, RC mauser's M39's etc

 

 

Well i went today and it was a really good show. i managed to spend a few bucks on ammo and accessories and would have spent more but i ran out of cash. There were several dealers selling milsurps. There were plenty of $90 round receiver mosins there and even more hex receivers in crates. A couple snipers, about 10 finn M39's scattered about 3 dealers. Plenty of mausers as well (yugo, Czech and RC germans). Even a few interesting things such as unissued SKS's amonst the normal yugo and romanian SKS's. Several Schmidt Rubins, and of course various Garands all over the place. Modern rifles and handguns were aplenty as well. Lots of good ammo deals abound, especially if you want to buy a case. One dealer had pallets upon pallets of cased ammo. there was a reloading booth there too with lots of powder and primers. All this plus your usual assortment of parts, accessories and some memorabilia made for a nice show.

Yakees21 and I went yesterday. Like the previous poster said, lots and lots of stuff. Not a bad show but not great either.

 

I did manage to pick up a new Sig 220 mag for $25 and some 50 cal ammo cans that were resprayed for $5.50 each..

 

The guy with the ammo deals was okay but you needed to negotiate a little. His prices weren't the best and better deals could be found online on a lot of his stuff.

 

The reloading table was amish people. Didn't think they would be around a gun show.

 

The non gun related stuff was a suprise. Lot's of hitler related stuff, really......

The reloading table was amish people. Didn't think they would be around a gun show.

 

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