need help with the co springs gun show

[alxone]

i really cant afford much by way of cash but ill gladly hook it up with some stuff off the table .
could use a hand setting up and someone to help baby sit the table (last co springs show i had some things come up missing )
anyway i only need one person per day , please pm me if you have the time to spare and would like to help .
what you get
entrance fee
food
something off the table (within reason ) or if i do well a little cash
again please pm me if you want to help
thanks for your time and consideration
-alxone

[Scanker19]

I should be free saturday for a time. is it all day?

[alxone]

not necessarily all day , just need someone trustworthy to babysit for cig , bathroom and food breaks . honestly its mostly just stop by and hang of a few min every hour or so .

[WillysWagon]

Sorry to hear things are 'walking off' your table Alxone.
I'm not fond of people who steal.
I can't sit in, but hope the next show goes better.

[alxone]

Sorry to hear things are 'walking off' your table Alxone.
I'm not fond of people who steal.
I can't sit in, but hope the next show goes better.

yeah thieves should have a finger or 2 chopped off . im sure this show will be better .

[BlasterBob]

That extra set of eyes is really valuable especially when you have two, three or four questionable folks (folks that you do NOT know) picking up your stuff at the same time and bombarding you with a ton of questions. That's when things can get real sticky. If just a single table operator (not a FFL guy) with just a couple/few guns on the table, it's usually best to allow only one gun off the table at a time. If the POTENTIAL customer is interested, they won't mind waiting a minute or two until the first gun is replaced. Of course when you have a bunch of stuff other than guns, then it's really a hit/miss situation. I'd never allow anyone on the aisle side to open any of the display cases either. That's just asking for trouble. You lose control of your stuff then you can easily lose your stuff.
Folks have to sometimes be reminded that to swipe a firearm from a FFL is a FEDERAL offense.
When I have a table, which is very seldom, I want to be asked if it's OK to pick up a certain firearm so the potential buyer can check it over. That is just common gun show courtesy and many do not follow. On some rather special guns, I may place a "PLEASE DO NOT HANDLE WITHOUT PERMISSION" card directly on the gun. Some folks will pick up the card, toss it at random and pick up the gun. Where in the hell is the common courtesy.

[OneGuy67]

Would you allow me to put some stuff on the table if I sat with you all day/weekend?

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Wish I could help ya! Have to work Saturday. Good luck!

[alxone]

Would you allow me to put some stuff on the table if I sat with you all day/weekend?

if you think you can find room , but seriously i usually have way more stuff than room , so maybe a knife , bayo or pistol i really dont have room for much more than that .well unless it works out like last time when the other vendors did not show and i ended up with 6 tables . if that happens again there will be plenty of extra room