National Guard Armory Indy Gun Show

[Silvertree]

I bought me a WaltherP22 today from ZXGuns. I have been wanting one and Chad gave me a pretty fair deal so well you know, I bought it.

Lots of INGO vendors there.

Congrats! I love mine.

 

[Sigasaurus]

Had a good time there today and picked up some tacticool accessories for my socom II. Wasn't a bad show I actually enjoyed the freedom of being able to breath and stop and look at each booth.

 

[EnochRoot43]

It was a pretty decent little show. Spent $4 total because I couldn't find the guns or deal that I wanted, but it was certainly a decent way to spend a few hours.

 

[STEEL CORE]

More arms and accessories avaliable, back in the early 90's, sure prices have changed, thats a given, but the show was packed with vendors in two maybe three rooms back then and the entrance area.

 

[Colt556]

More arms and accessories avaliable, back in the early 90's, sure prices have changed, thats a given, but the show was packed with vendors in two maybe three rooms back then and the entrance area.

Yep, I started going it the mid/late 80's and it was really fun. Lots of guns, ammo and accessories. The prices were good and everyone was friendly and it had a family atmosphere to it. Started going downhill late 90's with lots of flea market crap and prices going through the roof. I haven't been to Stout field in a lot of years. I wanted to go this weekend but never made it out there. Maybe next one.

 

[TREETOP]

...Anybody remember the early 90's...........those were the days!

In the early 90s I lived in Southern California. It wasn't like it is now, back then. We had a big show in Pomona a few times a year, with I think 9 buildings- plus people were set up outside between the buildings. I couldn't see everything in one day, my friends and I would go Saturday and Sunday both.