Tanner Gun Shows

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Totally agree. Last time I went it felt more like a swap meet.

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And there's nothing wrong with that except the table/entry fees are too high for a swap meet.

$17 a shirt and you have to sell five to break even. That could be 2 hours of work just to pay for your table.

BTW, I don't understand this with other vendors/sellers either.

You could talk to the other t-shirt guys at the show and ask if they want to share a table and split the cost. I see a lot of that with some of the "collector" tables where it's clear they don't have a physical shop. I'm sure Tanner hates it.

[n8tive97]

And there's nothing wrong with that except the table/entry fees are too high for a swap meet.

$17 a shirt and you have to sell five to break even. That could be 2 hours of work just to pay for your table.

BTW, I don't understand this with other vendors/sellers either.

You could talk to the other t-shirt guys at the show and ask if they want to share a table and split the cost. I see a lot of that with some of the "collector" tables where it's clear they don't have a physical shop. I'm sure Tanner hates it.

That's a great idea. I think we'll go to the next show and check it out. I like your idea.

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[funkymonkey1111]

Good luck with your new enterprise. Let us know how you do

[n8tive97]

Good luck with your new enterprise. Let us know how you do

Thanks man!

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[ACE2GOOD]

You might even try splitting a table with someone else you know or is interested in trying a table that has other items to offer. My dad will often split tables with his friend when in town so they can each try and sell what they have to offer and save a little cash on the table fee. That might entice some others to come look if there is a gun/ammo/tac gear/etc to draw their attention where they would normally walk right past a shirt table.