Never been to this one before, and it's coming up this weekend.  Is it worth the trip, or better to just wait for the next Crown Point show?

It was terrible the first time. I'm going again this time though.

It's a small show.  Vendor-wise, not alot of competiton, so prices range from average to meh.  More local vendors show up.

I went Saturday, and the place was packed.  I saw LAR lowers for $99, and some reasonably priced ammo cans.

Edited to add:  no shortage of vendors selling flashlights.

I went.

Didn't buy anything. A guy had a box of Pmags for $12 A piece and my friend bought a dozen.

I did run into some jack wagon claiming to be a "Glock Master Armorer". Not only does that title not exist, he claimed to have be able to install the Sliderlock trigger which apparently was specially devolved by Glock for the military for the reason of being able to carry a hot chamber, because it's too dangerous to carry one otherwise. He also claimed to be the one who made the trigger housing that gave Glocks a reset point.  I took the following video.

I lost all respect for the guy when he said that he never needs to be re-certified, because there is nothing more he will ever be able to be taught.

It starts at 1:45

I was disappointed at the nearly complete lack of components... I don't think there was a can of powder anywhere to be seen that was less than 50 years old, and there was only a little bit of brass scattered around in the most common calibers.  But there were good deals to be found... I came home with a Kahr CM9 from the big dealer in Goshen and I'm glad I went.
 

I have seen him before at the Indy show and at the Ft wayne show. Kind of acts like the soup nazi, or Glock Nazi.

Wasn't aware there was a show in MC.  Where was it held?
 

Thanks kindly.