The Saxet Gun Show in Conroe, Texas

[Bulletpusher]

The Saxet Gun Show will come to the Lone Star Convention Center in Conroe, Texas again on 10th & 11th of April 2010.

If you get a chance to take a look its generally not a bad show to see. It not so big that you can't see it all and ammo and loading components are sold in abundance.

Bulletpusher

 

[calaverasslim]

The SAXET gun show happens almost every weekend and it is around the state. SAXET, Texas spelled backwards, is about the nr 1 gun show here. It has their show in San Antonio, the first Sat & Sun of every calender monthy.

Y'all come

 

[theotherwaldo]

Saxet's the ONLY show that makes it down to the lower Rio Grande Valley. It'll be down here in Pharr this weekend.

It's not a great show, but it's the only one we've got.

I'm going, for sure.

 

[bender]

sheesh, I've been going to saxet shows for many years and I never noticed it was Texas spelled backwards...

 

[medalguy]

Are you lesdyxic?

 

[heeler]

I have not been to a Saxet show since I was thrown out of the Conroe show several years ago.
My offense...I was walking the aisle near the front entrance when a guy walked into the show building carrying a rifle and a shotgun with dowel rods down the barrels with a for sale sign attached to them.
I saw right away that the rifle had a vent rib on it and approached the guy to check it out.
Again we were INSIDE the show not in the lobby or parking lot.
Sure enough it was a first year production(1964) Remington 600 in not so common 6mm with a redfield 2x7 scope on it.
He wanted $325.00 and was the original owner.
I bought it straight away.
Guy running the show told me I should have waited for the table dealers to get a chance to look at it.
I laughed at that suggestion and was told to get out.
I killed the biggest buck in my 47 years of deer hunting(151 B&C) with that little rifle that December.
I will pass on Saxet friends.

 

[Guillermo]

Saxet was the only decent show in Austin and left because of a dispute with the place where it was held.

Austin NEEDS a gun show