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[SouthCoastTargets]

So this would be a good drive just to window shop. With the post's that everyone is posting either I have to be a C&R for firearm purchase, and so ID when making a purchase except for the 9.1% sales tax on ammo. Hmmmmmm

9.5% if you go this weekend (city of glendale charges an extra .2% to help pay off that spiffy new stadium) 9.3% at phoenix gunshows.

fun show though, get to do the whole "gun show" thing but in the same place where they hold the Fiesta bowl, and occasionally the Super Bowl

[Quiet]

Well not really.

If you have a C&R FFL then you can purchase C&R firearms. But if you don't have an FFL you cannot purchase any post 1898 firearms.

What he said.

Federal laws require you to have a FFL in order to phyiscally acquire firearms in another state.
A C&R FFL will allow you to acquire C&R firearms.

[Lil Bawbee]

I went to one in prescott and I was severly disappointed it was half the size of the ventura show with twice the junk

[SouthCoastTargets]

I went to one in prescott and I was severly disappointed it was half the size of the ventura show with twice the junk

prescott aint phoenix!!!!!

my favorite show is the Glendale show (this upcoming weekend) because it is housed in cardinals stadium, which i think is just TOO COOL!!!!!

SAR is good too, as a vendor though a 3 day show is TOO LONG!!!!! but its fun to see all the class 3 stuff under one roof.

[7.62x54R]

Glendale show blows
Prescott show blows
Tombstone show blows
Yuma show blows

Phoenix Fair grounds show is the better one. The SAR show in December should be the only one worth attending.