Tulsa Gun Show

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wideym

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Last Saturday's show was great, as usual. Waiting for the Tulsa Gun Show is like a 12year old waiting for Christmas. Whatever you are looking for can be found there and even things you never knew about. Some of the best tables are the military displays.

I was able to pick up a set of PVS-14s from a vendor for $3000, $200 less than any other dealer or internet ad. Brand new with data sheet and 2 year warrenty. Best of all no tax or shipping.:)

Also picked up a PRI flipup front sight gas block, Magpul PRS, 2 six pos buttstocks, Harris bipod w/AR mount, 6pos AR/870 stock, TDI Arms add-on Berreta rail and several other items on the cheap.

A couple items of interest were the Magpul PMAG and a aftermarket 50 round HK drum. The PMAG is great, I only puchaced one to tryout.(Memory of the crappy Thermold mags still hangs around:barf:) My only regreat is not buying at least a dozen.

The after market HK 50 round drum was at a table from Allied Armament(503 543-5154). I had seen pictures of the factory drum and it looked just like it. The spokesman said HK did'nt patent the drum so he reverse-enginnered one he bought for $3000. They were priced $225 or $255 with mag pouch. I was running low on money or would have bought one. Called thier number but they said its a two week turnaround.

I've been trying to sneak up on cows with my new nightvison for the last few days so I'm sorry for the late report.:D
 
Had a good time at the Tulsa show but I didn't spend near as much money but I did take my wife and got her to join NRA! all I bought was a book - To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth, and some yogurt raisins but I did get my wife to handle a couple of different snubnose .38s with different grips so now she wants one all we have to decide is alloy or steel. She thinks she wants alloy but I think she would like shooting a steel gun better. Such problems.
 
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