Leesport Gun & Knife Show, Jan 27-28, 2024, at Leesport Farmers' Market

[Bob0217]

Gun/Knife Show at Leesport Farmer's Market

312 Gernants Church Road
Leesport, PA. 19533

About 9 miles south of Cabela's down Rt 61- then just east off Route 61 to the indoors area of the Leesport Farmer's Market

Show Hours:
Saturday - January 27th, 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Sunday - January 28th, 09:00 AM - 03:00 PM

200 tables

Admission:
Adult: $8.00
Children under 12 free with adult
Free parking

BUY - SELL - TRADE (bring your guns/scopes/ammo/other items in to sell or trade, and see what you leave with...)

There will be a good selection of ammunition, firearms, magazines/clips, optics, mounts, accessories, parts, knifes, sharpening equipment, other tactical/defense items, ...

IMPORTANT ... Bring CA$H - many vendors do not accept credit cards (some may take a check...?...)

MORE IMPORTANT ... bring ENOUGH CA$H, just in case you find that item that you don't think you'll find, but if you do, you definitely want to be able to take it home !!!

Appalachian Promotions Gun Shows 717-697-3088 - vendor tables are $50 each. Leave a message.

There is a $1 off coupon on www.thegunshows.com under each of the Gun Show Venues...

[HanzMcFeely]

Surprised this is still a thing. Its small, and selection is very limited to the extremely overpriced milsurps/captives (7k for an m1 garand? Cmon man…), cheap chinese AR parts, junk optics, and expensive political morale patches/shirts/stickers/hats. Last time i went it wasnt even 1/3 of what it was when they started.

[Bob0217]

Woodwanderer, Thank you, you've provided your "feedback." Now everyone will be sure to bring a lot of money, since apparently everything's overpriced (except the cheap junk stuff?). It appears that you don't look at most of the tables. Prices there are competitive with shops and other shows. The sellers are either dealers (like Big Ed from Tamaqua, Dick from Sinking Springs, John with Class 3 stuff, more...), or "private collectors" with their variety of whatever they like. Many of them do other shows, some small, some larger.

On another note, last year there was only one show at Leesport. The promoter and the property management people had some scheduling "confusion." This year there are three scheduled (so far) at Leesport.

This show will have a decent selection of hunting/sporting arms, tactical, target, black powder, some collectible, milsurp, ammunition, knives, etc, as I stated above. Vendor turnout should be good, since there are no other shows very close. Hope to see you there.

[azmule]

After action report? Yeah, still a pretty small show, some tables "optimistically" priced, some pretty reasonable. Unfortunately I didn't find anything on my "to buy" list, but still fun to attend.

[HanzMcFeely]

Woodwanderer, Thank you, you've provided your "feedback." Now everyone will be sure to bring a lot of money, since apparently everything's overpriced (except the cheap junk stuff?). It appears that you don't look at most of the tables. Prices there are competitive with shops and other shows. The sellers are either dealers (like Big Ed from Tamaqua, Dick from Sinking Springs, John with Class 3 stuff, more...), or "private collectors" with their variety of whatever they like. Many of them do other shows, some small, some larger.

On another note, last year there was only one show at Leesport. The promoter and the property management people had some scheduling "confusion." This year there are three scheduled (so far) at Leesport.

This show will have a decent selection of hunting/sporting arms, tactical, target, black powder, some collectible, milsurp, ammunition, knives, etc, as I stated above. Vendor turnout should be good, since there are no other shows very close. Hope to see you there.

Anytime thats what im here for