The Next Tanner Gun Show in Denver

[crays]

Alright. I've been to a few shows besides Tanner and they've always been shotguns shotguns shotguns, or old expensive surplus junk. I'll probably hit up Tanner next week.

Seemed sorta busy from the parking lot.

Saw one AR magazine "parts kit" vendor.

Prices are still astronomical.

The Star-Spangled Banner was a little odd.

About 11:30 I think. I've been to Tanner dozens of times and that was a new one.

Weird. I've been going since 2009 and that was a first.

Guess you've never been there at noon. Every show, both days. Hard not to punch the shitbags who keep shopping/wandering obliviously.

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[R&S]

Guess you've never been there at noon. Every show, both days. Hard not to punch the shitbags who keep shopping/wandering obliviously.

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I was helping a Brit (at noon) with the Star Spangled Banner started playing, he stopped put his hand over his heart and showed respect to the flag like everyone else (around my tables).

[crays]

I was helping a Brit (at noon) with the Star Spangled Banner started playing, he stopped put his hand over his heart and showed respect to the flag like everyone else (around my tables).

Props to him. Most people do stop, but it still surprises me, at the number of people who don't take the time to remove their hat/cover/lid/(insert your nomenclature for it here). Flag ettiquette (sp?) used to be a given, but anymore you're lucky to find a flag displayed facing the right way, when it's displayed at all. Just my little rant.

[Dave]

Guess you've never been there at noon. Every show, both days. Hard not to punch the shitbags who keep shopping/wandering obliviously.

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I feel the same way at sporting events where people feel they have to use the time to get their beer and hot dogs, or yell and make noise with their buddies.