FragTek
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Just thought I'd share this weekends experience with you all. I went to the biggest gun show of the year in this area and it was a blast!
I got to fondle a lot of expensive machinery from high end pistols, semi-automatic rifles, sub machine guns, and straight up rip
machine guns 
I luckily didn't bring two proper forms of ID with me to be able to purchase any guns, which is a good thing because there were a few things that really excited me The two things that I reallllly wanted while I was there was a brand new FN Herstal FS2000 which was $2,500 and a Smith & Wesson "Bear Attack Kit" which comprises of a nice sturdy plastic carrying case that houses a snub nose .500S&W stainless steel revolver, that kit ran $1,220. I mean yes, there were a lot more guns that I'd have loved to have such as the guy only selling Barrett .50 cal rifles, etc. But the two aforementioned guns were ones that really got me excited
So, on to what I did purchase... I only picked up a few things while I was there. The first thing I got was a super nice Kershaw spring-assist open Ken Onion designed knife, very sweet. That set me back $65. The next thing I bought was a nice shoulder holster rig for my Desert Eagle, very comfortable and great when wearing a jacket, that was only $25. And last but not least I bought a 1000rd case of 7.62x39 ammo for my SKS which set me back $149.99. All-in-all, a good day at the show if you ask me!
I got to fondle a lot of expensive machinery from high end pistols, semi-automatic rifles, sub machine guns, and straight up rip
I luckily didn't bring two proper forms of ID with me to be able to purchase any guns, which is a good thing because there were a few things that really excited me The two things that I reallllly wanted while I was there was a brand new FN Herstal FS2000 which was $2,500 and a Smith & Wesson "Bear Attack Kit" which comprises of a nice sturdy plastic carrying case that houses a snub nose .500S&W stainless steel revolver, that kit ran $1,220. I mean yes, there were a lot more guns that I'd have loved to have such as the guy only selling Barrett .50 cal rifles, etc. But the two aforementioned guns were ones that really got me excited So, on to what I did purchase... I only picked up a few things while I was there. The first thing I got was a super nice Kershaw spring-assist open Ken Onion designed knife, very sweet. That set me back $65. The next thing I bought was a nice shoulder holster rig for my Desert Eagle, very comfortable and great when wearing a jacket, that was only $25. And last but not least I bought a 1000rd case of 7.62x39 ammo for my SKS which set me back $149.99. All-in-all, a good day at the show if you ask me!
