Coonan 357

Started by EdMc, July 16 2012 12:21:56 PM MDT

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Vice

You're right ED, reloading equipment and supplies have decreased as well as parts.  And my Big pet peave, is if I arrive late on Sunday and half the dealers start weasling out and breaking down their displays 2-3 hours early!  >:(      I have a very good memory.  Next time I come and a purchase is between two dealers; I buy from the one that stuck around and supported my town.

One other thing that is getting old; the model helicopters flying around, electric cigar lighters, rubber band guns, jewelry - the whole carnival crap.

sqlbullet

Quote from: Vice on September 09 2012 04:03:36 PM MDT
One other thing that is getting old; the model helicopters flying around, electric cigar lighters, rubber band guns, jewelry - the whole carnival crap.

Amen!

I ante up the $8 once a year or if I have something very specific that I think I might have a high probability of finding.  Otherwise, I hit the gun stores or range on gun show weekend, since it helps draw the crowds away from these activities.

Bro KV

I do a lot of my shopping on Calguns. Great deals, good people and local drive.

EdMc

Several of our local 'gun stores' are more hobby type businesses. Open three to four days a week and on the gun show 'circuit' weekends. When open their hours are like 12-6pm. Several were at the show yesterday, without them, it really would have been a pathetic turnout. ;D Flying helicopters would have been of more interest.......I did mention I was disappointed?  :D

REDLINE

Quote from: EdMc on September 09 2012 02:32:38 PM MDT
Like your second point, just a complete waste of my time and $8.00 to get in. I won't be back......

Same conclusion I've come to.
Gun Control?  Oh yes, the theory that becoming a victim is somehow morally superior to defending yourself & your family.  Makes perfect sense.

Yondering

Quote from: Vice on September 09 2012 04:03:36 PM MDT
One other thing that is getting old; the model helicopters flying around, electric cigar lighters, rubber band guns, jewelry - the whole carnival crap.

+1 to that! I get real tired of all the trinkets and junk that have nothing to do with guns. I wonder who buys that stuff?

Vice

It seems the marketers, or marketeers? for that crap think their buyers will be the kids and wives and girlfriends of the gun guys.  But I rarely see anyone buying any of that junk.  They must be selling or they wouldn't keep coming back?  ???