I live in Frankfort and have attended many times. It is normally a pretty decent show, free parking, as I recall about $5 admission. It is on a par with all the smaller town shows like Lafayette, Kokomo, Tipton etc.. In my opinion prices are normally a little lower on guns than Indy, though a few less bargains on ammo. Can't really say what the prices or stock will be this year, last ones I have went to have had mostly higher prices and less stock - to be expected with the current buying panic. Looking around the net yesterday seems to me that the supply of AR parts is starting to be refreshed, did see some uppers for sale - said in stock, and the prices were not much above the pre-panic prices. If you don't have a long way to drive, I would say it is worth the visit, real easy to get to, right off I-65. Due to the much lower admission price and free parking make the trip from much of Indy cost about the same as the 1500, food vendors about 1/2 or less priced compared to Indy - of course a lot less vendors / variety. I have the opposite issue, about 50 mile drive to Indy fairground, high admission and parking cost and $2 cokes makes it hard for me to justify going to the Indy show. I can attend 3 or 4 local shows - Tipton, Lafayette, Kokomo for the fuel, admission, food and parking cost of 1 Indy show - and see more variety and bargains.
