I just returned from the Tulsa Gun Show and tried to judge the mood of the crowd. As usual there was a large crowd. The mood was bitter, angry, and depressed. I have never seen it like this. After a brief complaint about the election outcome, the conversation went to other matters. I talked with lots of dealers and asked each one how the show was going. Sellers of collectibles would all say something like, "It's OK, not great, but pretty good." Sellers of ammo and new guns, especially handguns and black guns (which usually means AR type), said they could not keep up with demand. Some wished they had hired more help to do the background checks. And they reported having to turn away more buyers from out of state who apparently didn't know they could not buy a registered handgun. The dealers concluded that these were mostly first time buyers who didn't know the law.
What did you experience?
What did you experience?