Here's some documentation for that:
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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
June 22, 1995, Thursday
Pg. 1A
'COVER' BLOWN; MOORE TALKS ABOUT ROBBERY
RODNEY BOWERS AND MICHAEL WHITELEY, Democrat-Gazette State Reporters
ROYAL -- Roger E. Moore said Wednesday that federal agents have identified some of the guns recovered from Oklahoma City bombing suspect Terry Nichols' house as those stolen from him in 1994.
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He said he met McVeigh at a gun show in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in January 1993 and again at Tulsa about two weeks before the robbery. [I think the robbery was on 11/4/94. Some of the news articles have conflicting dates so I'm not positive. ] He said McVeigh had visited his home and knew of Moore's gun collection.
Moore said FBI agents have indicated more arrests may be made and, to learn more about McVeigh, they are interviewing people who have attended various gun shows.
"They're interviewing everybody, I mean everybody, from coast to coast," he said. "McVeigh got around the country and went to a lot of gun shows."
Moore also said he wishes the media would focus its attention more on the bombing suspects and less on him, calling himself an innocent victim.
"I'm getting tired of this," he said. "Everybody's been driving my neighbors nuts."
Moore said some recent media accounts have been inaccurate, such as those that indicated he is a gun dealer and portrayed him as fanatically inclined and possessing an "arsenal."
He discounted a report that he has been interviewed 30 times by the FBI in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Washington, D.C. Moore said agents interviewed him only at his home and at their Hot Springs office. He declined to say how many times he has talked to agents, but said it's "not 30 times."
Let me know if you want more dates. I have a few more in Florida for '93.