Got there Friday night a little after five.  Long line out the door, not to surprising.  Took about 15 minutes to get in.  Good crowd, I've seen bigger.

If you want a Glock, M&P, Xd, any kind of Taurus, most 1911's, AR's or AK's you're in luck.  Anything else and it's hit or miss.  Tons of used Glock 22's. fair number of G17's, not a single used G19.  Not a single Smith Model 10.  Reloading supplies well stocked.  Prices seemed normal.  My impression was more than the usual number of non-gun vendors.

A lot of guns being sold, but I didn't sense any panic buying.  This show usually moves a lot of product, this one is no exception.  I bought a Vortex Strike Fire red dot and a BUIS for my AR.  

Pretty typically January fairgrounds show.

I agree.  I bought some shotgun parts and a stock kit.  Friend bought a new Nikon scope for about $45 under web cost.  If you're in the market fora nice lever action 45-70 Mark Sieh has a nice Marlin.  Has the rail and ghost ring.  One guy had quite a bit of Saiga 12 stuff towards the back.

I was there today and have never seen such a big crowd, there was a line at the door from noon until 2:30.  Pistols were selling like crazy.  Seen a line of 6 people waiting to pay for their pistols.  Prices seemed pretty good overall.

Saturday afternoon is always a madhouse.  I usually go Sunday mornings.

I'll be down sunday A.M. will make offers on a few items that were there on Friday,IF they are still there

Saturday early from 10:30 to 12 was a madhouse. I didn't end up going down a couple of the aisles because of the crowd.

I talked with one of the vendors, a friend of mine that was concerned because there were so many people there, but few were spending any money.

After that, I looked closer, and sure enough, where there was a jamup of people, it was always a couple of guys standing around shooting the shit tieing up everyone else. I Saw very few transactions happening.

I worked the IFC table all day Saturday and I will admit, it was pretty busy.  Seemed like around 12:p-2:p it was the busiest.  I took a break from the table and made a quick trek around.  Looked like some pretty decent buys, but, alas, I was unable to take advantage.