Pennsylvania Airgun show

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Airitis said:
I get to Lebanon every so often to visit friends. Makes a nice drive.
Surprising how many folks own airguns in PA. Seems that someone is always telling me about theirs or asking questions about them. It's the natural thing to do here! Lol
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when you so to a show it is nice to have a name/ handle tag or some identifier , First time at a show ,after i got home i found out 6 people from AGN were there . we never met , SO i bought an AGN T shirt and had my "beerthief " put on it to wear at the shows , amazing the difference . And NO
" im the short fat old guy with a beard" does not work .
 
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beerthief said:
when you so to a show it is nice to have a name/ handle tag or some identifier , First time at a show ,after i got home i found out 6 people from AGN were there . we never met , SO i bought an AGN T shirt and had my "beerthief " put on it to wear at the shows , amazing the difference . And NO
" im the short fat old guy with a beard" does not work .
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Haha. It's kinda difficult to ask attendees to identify themselves by wearing signs, but feel free to don that shirt and display it with pride! BTW, I'll be the old guy with a mustache, Daisy hat and Daisy Guy tee shirt..... and a name tag!
Russ
 
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Who_needs_powder said:
I have read posts from so many replying to this never knowing they were from PA! I am marking the calendar and will probably be there as a buyer but I really should be selling!
Coming from Lebanon Co., and very happy to see an airgun show this close.
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Don't forget to 'throw the cow over the fence some hay' before you come. (y)
 
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We've been getting some free advertising from assorted businesses but Daisy Outdoor Products really came through with the model 1999 Large Loop Camo Carbine! This will be a prize for someone to claim at the show. I might also throw in one or two of my custom jobbies. Any of you who know my YouTube channel know what I'm talking about.
Russ
 
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silvershooter589 said:
If I have to call or msg a number for more info I know it's not worth the drive. Not trying to be a downer on it but you would get the impression from the website that there might be 3 or 4 vendors there. What about speakers, other exhibits, events? Is there a schedule?

I've done more than my share of trade shows in my day. Hopefully this is early and in a couple months if I check that website again they will have some kind of program and something to set the expectations for the event. I would love to go ... but I have no money to spend on anything while I'm there ... so it's gotta be worth the close to 3 hours in gas.

Of course I am glad there is a Cental PA airgun show. But you have to give people a reason to come out.
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I've done gun shows since I was a pre-teen.
Live in S. WI and you can't throw a stick without hitting one on the weekends during fall, winter and spring.

Not one time, never ever... was there expected to be a speaker or some kind of "event" , the event looks pretty simple. It's an airgun show with all sorts of vendors, go see some cool new things that people are selling or maybe some old antiques or used things that you may of had as a kid.
 
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1900colt said:
I've done gun shows since I was a pre-teen.
Live in S. WI and you can't throw a stick without hitting one on the weekends during fall, winter and spring.

Not one time, never ever... was there expected to be a speaker or some kind of "event" , the event looks pretty simple. It's an airgun show with all sorts of vendors, go see some cool new things that people are selling or maybe some old antiques or used things that you may of had as a kid.
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1900 Colt, you nailed it.
Russ
 
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1900colt said:
I've done gun shows since I was a pre-teen.
Live in S. WI and you can't throw a stick without hitting one on the weekends during fall, winter and spring.

Not one time, never ever... was there expected to be a speaker or some kind of "event" , the event looks pretty simple. It's an airgun show with all sorts of vendors, go see some cool new things that people are selling or maybe some old antiques or used things that you may of had as a kid.
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PB gun shows yes all over , Air Gun shows not so much , and this is a new one . So we get to see northeast venders and just guys like us selling and trading stuff . 10.5 hour drive one way for me and two nights in a hotel , I am not missing this one . then after that is one in MI then Columbus OH , then Hickory NC . Also one in Al. if i can find it .
 
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beerthief said:
PB gun shows yes all over , Air Gun shows not so much , and this is a new one . So we get to see northeast venders and just guys like us selling and trading stuff . 10.5 hour drive one way for me and two nights in a hotel , I am not missing this one . then after that is one in MI then Columbus OH , then Hickory NC . Also one in Al. if i can find it .
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I'll be at the Columbus show... the others are just too far out for me to bother with unfortunately.
 
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"Beeman, who recognized the historical significance of the air rifle he now had on his hands, donated the weapon to the permanent collection of the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The Lewis and Clark air rifle, which had the potential to be deadly, was actually a peaceful instrument essential in the opening of the American West."
 
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KWK said:
Is it there?
"Beeman, who recognized the historical significance of the air rifle he now had on his hands, donated the weapon to the permanent collection of the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The Lewis and Clark air rifle, which had the potential to be deadly, was actually a peaceful instrument essential in the opening of the American West."
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Army War College

www.armywarcollege.edu www.armywarcollege.edu
 
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KWK said:
Is it there?
"Beeman, who recognized the historical significance of the air rifle he now had on his hands, donated the weapon to the permanent collection of the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The Lewis and Clark air rifle, which had the potential to be deadly, was actually a peaceful instrument essential in the opening of the American West."
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I've heard that it's there or at least was. I haven't researched it but would like to sometime. Still, if it is there, I doubt they would let me borrow it 🤔. Lol
Russ
 
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