OLD - Please refer to new thread - ODT Gun Show & Meet-Up - Moved to Jan 22, 2022!

[toobaroque]

@Gadgetsrfun @hamburglar3

Better getcha some!

 

[Okuma]

And we will not assign tables/booths, everyone can choose their spot starting with the first person to reserve and going down in order.

 

[Okuma]

I'm exploring a possible taco loophole. I can't sell food but I think I might be able to provide food, so if I find some big taco sponsors we could give everyone a taco with their admission. (Not the actual taco, but a "taco ticket" if you will, that you will then take to the kitchen and trade for your taco.)

I also think I may be able to provide bottled waters (with our event logo on them). Would be nice to go to a show and not have to spend $20 for a drink and a snack.

 

[BillsCamino]

Order #852

 

[Traderman2011]

I'm sorry you're not.

We need more true, unconditional, uncompromising 2A supporters in this culture. We're giving it away and we don't even realize it. It's a terrible, counterproductive thing to show the anti 2A public that we need and/or are ok with gun control at our own events. It's the next best thing to a full concession to the anti-gun crowd and I want no part of it.

The “no loaded firearms or loose ammunition” is part of the event insurance policy, not the venue necessarily. Do you have any clue how much a one day insurance policy for a gun show is, let alone try to even find one that would cover it if Okuma allowed loaded guns on site? Simple answer, probably northwards of $100k for ONE day so guys could feel like they weren’t being violated. The rule is also there to prevent dumba$$e$ from popping off a shot at a table as it’s handed across to a vendor, to check for holster fitment, etc. As a dealer at a lot of gun shows over the years, I’ll tell you that a loaded, unzip-tied gun coming across the table that “they forgot to check at the door” spooks you TF out.


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[crippen]

Maybe just get some huge banners made?
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Should keep most of the looky loos away.

Or attract a whole different crowd of looky loos.

 

[The_ Brit_in_ATL]

Nice! In for updates.

Road trip

 

[BIKER13]

The “no loaded firearms or loose ammunition” is part of the event insurance policy, not the venue necessarily. Do you have any clue how much a one day insurance policy for a gun show is, let alone try to even find one that would cover it if Okuma allowed loaded guns on site? Simple answer, probably northwards of $100k for ONE day so guys could feel like they weren’t being violated. The rule is also there to prevent dumba$$e$ from popping off a shot at a table as it’s handed across to a vendor, to check for holster fitment, etc. As a dealer at a lot of gun shows over the years, I’ll tell you that a loaded, unzip-tied gun coming across the table that “they forgot to check at the door” spooks you TF out.


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well spoken, but some people just dont get it.

 

[The_ Brit_in_ATL]

Is it worth doing a bacon stall?

 

[alleycat]

Is it worth doing a bacon stall?

you could also sell custom ring-tones