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UpCOMING GUN SHOws FoR June 2026


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Waverly Gun Show

1211 4th St SW

Waverly, Iowa 50677

Jul 24th - Jul 26th, 2026

The Wharton Gun & Knife Show

1924 N Fulton St

Wharton, Texas 77488

Jul 31st - Aug 2nd, 2026

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Longview Gun Show

100 Grand Blvd

Longview, Texas 75604

Aug 1st - Aug 2nd, 2026

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DAACA Delaware Antique Arms Collectors Assoc.

100 Veterans Dr

Newark, Delaware 19711

Aug 2nd - Aug 2nd, 2026

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Bloomsburg Gun Show

620 West 3rd St

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815

Aug 1st - Aug 2nd, 2026

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Temple Gun Show

3303 N 3rd Street

Temple, Texas 76501

Aug 1st - Aug 2nd, 2026

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Oregon Arms Collectors Gun Show

10000 NE 33rd Drive

Portland, Oregon 97211

Jul 26th - Jul 26th, 2026

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Raleigh Gun & Knife Show

1025 Blue Ridge Rd

Raleigh, North Carolina 27607

Aug 1st - Aug 2nd, 2026

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Falcon Gun and Knife Show

14405 179th Ave SE

Monroe, Washington 98272

Jul 25th - Jul 26th, 2026

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Cartersville Gun Show

5450 State Route 20

Cartersville, Georgia 30121

Aug 1st - Aug 2nd, 2026


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Ultimate Guide for First-Time Gun Show Attendees

Preparing for Your First Gun Show: 4 Essential Tips

A little preparation goes a long way. Follow these gun show tips to ensure you have a successful and enjoyable visit.

  1. Plan Your Visit in Advance: Check the event’s official website for a list of vendors, a floor map, and a schedule of demonstrations or classes. Knowing who will be there and what’s happening allows you to prioritize your time effectively.
  2. Bring Cash for Better Deals: While many vendors now accept credit cards, cash is still king at a gun show. It makes transactions faster and can give you more leverage when negotiating prices. Assume on-site ATMs will be crowded or have high fees.
  3. Dress Comfortably: Gun shows often take place in large convention centers, meaning you’ll be doing a lot of walking. Wear comfortable shoes and practical clothing to navigate the crowds and displays with ease.
  4. Talk to the Vendors: Don’t be shy about asking questions. Exhibitors are a fantastic source of information, offering expert insights into firearms, ammunition, accessories, and local regulations.

What to Expect at a Gun Show: A Beginner’s Walkthrough

If you’ve never been, here’s a clear picture of what the experience is like from the moment you arrive.

  • Admission and Entry: Expect to pay an admission fee at the door. Check the event’s website beforehand for pricing and potential discounts for military veterans, first responders, or online ticket purchases.
  • Safety and Firearm Check-In: Safety is paramount. If you bring a personal firearm to sell or trade, it will be inspected and secured with a zip-tie at the entrance to ensure it is unloaded. Security staff and clear rules maintain a safe environment for all attendees.
  • ID, Background Checks, and Purchases: You must have a valid, government-issued photo ID to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer (FFL). All dealer sales require a federal background check. Rules for private sales vary by state, so be sure to know your local laws.
  • A Wide World of Displays: Prepare to see more than just guns. You’ll find tables loaded with ammunition, holsters, optics, knives, tactical gear, and historical collectibles. Live demonstrations and educational workshops are also common.

The Top 4 Benefits of Attending a Gun Show

Why should you go to a gun show? Beyond the obvious, they offer unique advantages for every type of enthusiast.

  1. Unbeatable Selection: Discover a massive inventory of new, used, and collectible firearms all under one roof. It’s the perfect place to compare different models side-by-side and find rare items you won’t see in a typical store.
  2. Exclusive Deals and Pricing: With so many vendors competing for business, you can find special “show-only” prices and package deals. Don’t be afraid to respectfully negotiate for the best possible price.
  3. Direct Access to Experts: Get your questions answered directly by industry professionals and passionate collectors. This one-on-one interaction is invaluable for both new and experienced gun owners.
  4. A Strong Community Hub: Gun shows are a gathering place for like-minded people. It’s an excellent opportunity to network, share stories, and connect with the local firearms community.