Went to the show yesterday (Sunday) and found ammunition to be pretty plentiful.
There were a lot of vendors there and they had a fairly good selection.
Gentleman who is generally in attendance with a USMC red ball cap was present. He specializes in WW II and Cold War Semi Autos with some older stuff thrown in. I have dealt with this guy previously and almost bought a pistol from him yesterday. I like his approach. If you have occasion in the future, you might want to check him out.
I opted instead for an excellent condition P 64 with holster and two magazines. (From a different vendor)
I spent the remainder of my pennies on a 2nd Model S&W .38 with a 3 1/4 inch barrel. This pistol has nearly all of the nickel plating gone. But mechanically it is as tight as the day it was made. Grips are complete and detail on them is very crisp.
Also bought some 9 mm and .380 brass from "Mac's Reloads". I like this guy. He is a Virginia Beach resident and runs reloads from his garage with some contracted out to other jobbers. He is a Dillon dealer (Didn't even know there was such a thing.) Told me he would sell caliber conversions at catalogue price which is ten bucks under the internet price.
There were a lot of vendors there and they had a fairly good selection.
Gentleman who is generally in attendance with a USMC red ball cap was present. He specializes in WW II and Cold War Semi Autos with some older stuff thrown in. I have dealt with this guy previously and almost bought a pistol from him yesterday. I like his approach. If you have occasion in the future, you might want to check him out.
I opted instead for an excellent condition P 64 with holster and two magazines. (From a different vendor)
I spent the remainder of my pennies on a 2nd Model S&W .38 with a 3 1/4 inch barrel. This pistol has nearly all of the nickel plating gone. But mechanically it is as tight as the day it was made. Grips are complete and detail on them is very crisp.
Also bought some 9 mm and .380 brass from "Mac's Reloads". I like this guy. He is a Virginia Beach resident and runs reloads from his garage with some contracted out to other jobbers. He is a Dillon dealer (Didn't even know there was such a thing.) Told me he would sell caliber conversions at catalogue price which is ten bucks under the internet price.
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