The Northwest Gun Show will take place at the Grant County Fairgrounds on March 8-9, attracting firearms enthusiasts and collectors eager to explore over 100 tables filled with guns, ammo, and unique collectibles. Promoter Reon Warren notes that while the show typically draws significant crowds due to tax refunds in the spring, tightening firearm laws in Washington have recently impacted attendance and vendor participation.
Despite the challenges, the event promises a wide array of offerings, including modern and antique firearms, with all vendors being federally licensed and adhering to strict safety regulations. Fairgrounds Manager Jim McKiernan emphasizes the event’s security, ensuring a safe environment for attendees, while concerns over recent state restrictions highlight an ongoing transformation in Washington’s gun culture.
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