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Oaks Show

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Well I got back a few hours ago empty handed. I was looking at a few SKS's which was what I really wanted but I felt for what they were the prices were way too high. All in the $380-400 range. I even saw a Norinco without a bayo for 389. Which in my mind is about 100 too much. I brought a shotgun that I was going to sell but ended up leaving it in the trunk. Guess I shoulda brought it in just to get rid of it. Anyone else go and have better luck??

I had the same experience at the Oaks show. I went there looking for an inexpensive sks, and left disappointed. The show had plenty of Mosin 91/30's and ARs, but not much else. I did find a .22lr AR 15 round mag, so I got at least one thing on my list. (that and beef jerky)

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yeah I guess so. If I was smart enough to bring my shotgun in and sell it I would have been more inclined to just spend the money and get one. But I left it in the trunk because I didn't see anyone else walking in with their own stuff to sell. Guess I could always try here.

Post it up in the marketplace. I'm sure if it's priced well, it will sell fairly quickly. Most of the items in the marketplace do sell quickly.

Also saw a 22lr ar that was selling for 429 and a few mosin-nagants w/scope cheapest going for $509 average around $525. Also left empty handed... Beef Jerky in the same booth with the coin guy was good though.

What a great show. I was not there 5 minutes when I saw a table outside the mens room with a guy selling reloading equipment which you never see at a gun show. This is what I bought:

 

Redding Competition Seater Die for .223. $35. Retail for almost $100.

 

PACT Digital Reloading Scale (NIB with paperwork,weights and powder pan) $75. Retail for over $100.

 

RCBS Trim Mate Case Prep Center $55. Retails for over $100

 

Dillon 550 Die Head $5

 

Wilson Case Gages 45 acp/9mm/.308 $10 each

 

1lb Hodgedon H335 Powder $12

 

 

 

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