You could be right about that, but gun shows seem to be much less predictable as far as non-gun contents are concerned. I go to one in Raleigh regularly and you never know what will be on sale besides guns, jerky
, and black Velcro accessories. Copies of medieval torture instruments, science fiction swords and knives, you name it.
People at militaria shows seem more controlled. They have been in the "PC spotlight" for a while.
Actually, I see Internet sales as a bigger threat to the big shows, but that is another subject.
Dave
