Gun Show At Spokane Fairgrounds This Weekend.... Dec. 3 & 4

[BT!]

The show will be smaller.... 225-250 tables according to Marlene today... they will be using the two smaller rooms, plus the flea market. So, having attended the Tulsa & Reno gun shows these last few weeks, it will be interesting to see if people will show up without the pressure of potential gun bans/restrictions being threatened. The election results (of which I'm happy for) made a definite impact on show attendance at those shows, both were down by more than 30%. People however were pretty happy and sale prices were very aggressive on AR15's and other "black guns" (ie: NIB Colt AR15's at $495. at Tulsa) So grab the wife & kids, bring your Christmas bonus money and share it with the rest of us.
also... Lewis & Clark Traders have sold the Spokane Gun Show to Wes Knodel (Portland, Centralia & Tacoma Dome gun shows) They take over at the April show for the 2017 dates...

[BC38]

Despite the happy news of the election, I'll still be going. I almost always find enough bargains to make it worth the price up admission, and even when I don't it's still cheaper and more entertaining than a movie...

[garand]

Will Lewis Clark Trader be suspending the Post Falls gun shows or will these continue? They sold off the CDA shows several years ago.

[Doug Helton]

They have kept the idaho shows , passing them on to son Jack , they have a full card of idaho shows listed for next year

[BC38]

Just got back from the show. Didn't buy much - just a magazine floor plate and two reloading press shellholders. Including my admission the total cost was $16 - just a little more than the price of one of the shellholders. Plus I got to spend an hour and a half looking at guns and talking to other gun enthusiasts. Totally worthwhile in my book....

[Haynes and Sons Guns]

For a small show like this weekend, the turnout was excellent, Saturday almost reminded me of the gunshow's of old where it was too crowded to walk the aisles, Sunday was a good turnout as well.