After a 2 month drought, went to my favorite fun show in Centralia, Wa last weekend.



I was looking for 12 ga slugs and the row on the right were $5 a box.

Remington on the left #4 buck were $5 a box, the Peters were $3 a box at another table.



Always looking for a deal on brass, bag of 100 44 Special and 44 mag, $15 each.

2 boxes of 50 44 mag in the middle were $5 each, Same with the Fed 45 Auto, $5 for 50.



8 pounds of #9 for $240, (think 10mm) 2 pounds TiteGroup and H-110 were $35 each. All had intact seals.

No hazmat, no shipping, no tax, just the way I like to buy powder.



Bag of 50 and 2 boxes of 20, 300 Savage for $50, don't have one, but couldn't pass it up as it's so rare to see. Hoping to pass them on.

Contender reloading manual for $5, Bag of LNL bushings for $15, homemade loading block for $1. For 308 ,'06, 45 ACP, ect.



My best score was 6, 30 cal cans for $30.

10, 50 cal cans for $80. They need cleaning, but I can handle that.

Got to visit with my funshow buddies, and talk to a lot of people walking about about reloading.

Not much in the way of primers, one guy had them for $100 per K, the other guy $125 per K.

I recommended American Reloading to a lot of folks, prices are slowly coming down on primers.

If you don't know, the shipping, hazmat, tax is included in the price, worth checking out.

Had a great time.

Show I went to is about 100 tables.

Next show in Centralia is June 17 & 18.

I help friends with their tables, so I return to their tables and place my finds under the table until I have time to take them to my car.

One bit of funshow practice you may not be aware of, if you buy something bulky or heavy, the table holder will let you put it under his table so
you can wander around the show until you are ready to leave.

When ready to leave, pick it up and then you can leave the show.

That way you don't have to carry around that heavy/bulky objects around while you look at the rest of the tables.

In my case I bought 15 ammo cans. I paid for them and the table holder watched my pile while I make numerous trips to the car.

It sucks when they have shows on the same weekend.

Ever since Emma left WAC, there have been many problems, this is one of them.

There are still good ones out there, there are 4 in driving distance from me.

The key is to be there when they open, not noon.

As all the good stuff goes the first hour.

Had 2, or 3 pound cans, but I like to buy good deals when I see them.

Have to try it in 300 blk, I shoot only supers though.

I realize I'm blessed with quality fun shows within driving distance.

I've been going to these shows since the mid 80's, yes the good old days were better.