Gun show etiquette. . .con'td.
I'll just add one thing.
People walk to and from shows to their cars in the parking lot with guns all the time at these shows. That's expected.
I don't think you need to be, but if THAT'S what you're worried about, a $0.25 black plastic garbage bag kept in your pocket can conceal any gun you purchase between the show floor and your trunk (or vice versa).
People walk to and from shows to their cars in the parking lot with guns all the time at these shows. That's expected.
I don't think you need to be, but if THAT'S what you're worried about, a $0.25 black plastic garbage bag kept in your pocket can conceal any gun you purchase between the show floor and your trunk (or vice versa).
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I carry a back pack for small stuff like ammo and cleaning supplies. I often keep a case or BoreStore in the truck. If I am out of state I usually have a hard case in the truck that will hold three rifles. 0 -
And, not related to the issue of walking around with a firearm at the show but is gun show etiquette:
Please ask before picking a firearm up off a table. It's poor manners to grab a gun off a table, spin the cylinder like a drug store cowboy, wipe the perspiration off your hands all over an ivory handle and then clunk a (formerly) pristine blued barrel back down on top of another gun.
I've had it happen. I've never had someone say "no" when I ask to look closer at a firearm though, the fact that you ask permission generally tells the seller that you respect his wares. Even when it's priced twice what it's worth.
Etiquette.
Dan R0
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