selling ML at gun show?

I've been to the Summit County show (same producer as Berea) and there were a lot of tables with ML's and supplies. One guy said he'd pay about $250 for a T/C Hawken in good condition. Seems to be a lot of ML hunters here in OH. If you don't have any luck at Berea you might consider coming to Akron on the 29th & 30th. It wasn't that top-heavy for AR/AK and such...LOTS of good quality handguns.

I think its worth a shot.
If is mostly tactical stuff and a few people are there looking for a muzzleloader, you may have one of the only ones, making it easier to sell.

Worst case scenario you get to walk around and drool on guns all day.

As a seller at gun shows, if it's gun related, there is an audience of potential buyers. Many ML buyers go to pick up components and supplies so your ML will fit in just fine.

ohihunter2014

I have seen plenty of muzzle loading guns and accessories at just about every gun show I have been at. Might be worth your while just to see if there's any interest locally. Nice part is you've got a ready-made, gun friendly audience with potential customers already there to sell to.

I wouldn't skip a hunting trip for a gunshow.
There are plenty of shows when its not open season.

Is there a special early ML season?
Ohio deer gun season is less than 2 months, sound about right timing to me

It's a ML just put it in the paper. If you get a free press or trader paper I'd use that, the best market for that gun would be the Amish.

A lot of folks already have a few handguns, AK's and AR's and might jst want to buy something different but not too different. I have been looking at black powder revolvers myself just for something different. I don't know much about hunting but I bet the challenge of a one shot kill from a 50 cal muzzle loader would be an interesting challenge. I say go for it. Enjoy the show. If the gun sells, great that's an extra.

FYI

It's MIL not ML

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FYI
I believe he is talking about a Muzzle Loader (ML)
What is MIL????

Beat me to it!!

Mother. in. Law.

I thought MIL too, Larry. For a fleeting moment I got real excited about what I can do on Saturday mornings.

But like they say, if it sounds too good to be true it probably can't be true.

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