Whatever you do, DON'T wear an Obama shirt....


Camo is always good as long as it's not neatly ironed...

 

Whatever you do, DON'T wear an Obama shirt....
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Now thats funny right there, I don't care who you are....lol

 

This would be fun.... . . .

 

Damn

I have been to alot of gun shows and I have never seen her......
Was gonna give up on them this year prices are way to high damn if she is there I guess i'll start going again.:



****Was going to originally comment about the AK and act like I didn't notice the hot blonde but figured it would'nt be that funny****

 

Wear a Obama pin,to be really cool.

 

A big Back pack for all your purchases.

 

I agree!!! I've learned from other shows I've gone to that a backpack is invaluable. Especially when carrying around a newly purchased 100+ Rnd tin of bandoliered 30-06 and a bunch of other stuff...LOL :thumb:

 

Heh, unless you're wearing a stinkin' suit, I don't think you should worry about how you're dressed. I always wear jeans with a button-up shirt and boots and have never had any problems with vendors. I'm fairly certain they're used to dealing with all types of customers, so no worries.

 

wear a huge tupac hoodie with yo hat cocked to da side and dont tie yo kicks and you be a-ight.

 

Just wear whatever you'd normally wear. In my neck of the woods, gun shows aren't full of camoflaged rednecks. There are plenty of gun-nut doctors, lawyers and businessmen there to balance everything out. Someone selling a gun, or ammunition has absolutely no interest in what your attire is. They are there to make money, you are there to buy/browse. It's nothing more than a BIG sporting goods store with an extra-large gun counter! You literally run into people from all segments of society. I am a health care professional, and it's always funny when I bump into one of my patients at a gun show. The reaction is mutual, we're both like "You're into guns too?" It's priceless.

 

Wear what you normally wear.

 

Wear what you normally wear.

Unless that is a black suite & sunglasses. Then you might find folks a bit stand off age if you do.

 

Moneybelt

and a hold out that you don't register at the door :thumb:

 

jane fonda T-shirt and a ski mask

 

wear an atf badge and walk around asking peoples name.--just kidding of course


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Thanks everyone. I just wasn't sure what to expect. And no worries, I could never bring myself to even touch an Obama pin let alone wear one. My mom is all concerned that my birthday trip is a gun show instead of going to a nice restaurant and a movie. LOL

Hopefully we find what we are looking for. My husband wants a Saiga and I want some kind of semi-auto pistol with punch but small enough that I can handle it on my own.

 

Just wear what you normally would wear. You're going to look at guns. Nobody cares how you are dressed. They will be oggling the guns. LOL I will say that most people will be wearing jeans and t-shirts, maybe a button-down with jeans here & there, with Docker type pants located sporadically (lol), but that's because that's how they choose to dress...not because that's what's expected. If you are in the market to buy something, just have your research done before hand and hold your ground, so you won't be taken advantage of. That goes for anybody. I don't think the way you dress had anything to do with it. BTW, I've been to a few gun shows (not many). If you really are in the market to buy something, I'd check out your local stores or www.gunbroker.com before you bought from a gun show. At least that will give you an idea of what you can expect to pay.

 

Just wear what you normally would wear.

I forgot to mention that women at gun shows probably account for less than 10% of the attendants. *Most* of the the women you see are not "dressed up". It's a casual affair.

 

Pretty much anything from this site.

 

Yep. Those are pretty offensive to almost anybody & everbody. LOL!

 

i like to ware my birthday suit

 

I always wear this hat,....seems to make the entrance attendant more willing to answer when I ask him politely, where do they sell the RPG's.:

 

With a survialblog.com T- shirt and a Ruger baseball cap , I'd say you'd fit right in.

 

blue jeans and the coat you wear to do yard work in the winter. yes look as poor as you can. no jewlery,an OLD ball cap, old yard work shoes,a old army coat..ect

what do you think the merchant is going to say when your looking at that weapon and he is looking at you wearing a leather jacket, a rolex $15,000, a gold ring you paid $5k and shoes you paid $600. and you ask him how much? he is going to smile and add 300% to his original asking price.specially if its the only AK in the house,and he will know what everyone else has most all of them know each other

 

Gun dealers are chauvinist pigs. If you want good deals on guns wear a low cut blouse.. it may give you an advantage in price negotiations! :thumb:












Just kidding :

Casual, jeans and a nice shirt. Wear what you might to a flea market or the grocery store.

 

It's actually FUN to wear a suit and sunglasses.

 

Seven magic words more useful than fashion (thanks to Richard Paul Evans via Glenn Beck) "Is that the best you can do?"

 

not all obama shirts are bad lol.

 

Comfortable shoes. You will be doing a lot of standing, walking and shuffling from foot-to-foot. Otherwise, just be yourself. You may want to bring a strong backpack though. Ammo gets heavy after a while.

 

This is the type of outfit my wife wears...but what she wears at MB Bike Week puts this to shame