Twiki357
Member
Thought I would throw this out for any of you who sell at gun shows.
I was at a local gun show this last Saturday. One of the seller tables (A retail FFL) was manned by two guys, one eating his lunch with his back to me and the other alongside of him talking to a “Friend?” who was standing next to me. I asked to see a S&W Model 10 snub nose that was about $100 overpriced. He handed me the gun and continued to talk to his buddy. When I tried to hand to gun back to him, he was gone, completely out of sight. I had to tap the guy eating his lunch on the shoulder, who didn’t even know I was there, for him to turn around and take the gun to return it to the display case. My honesty was the only thing that kept him from losing that gun. I’ve never heard of guns going missing from a gun show, but the way some sellers are, it’s only because of the character of the patrons.
I was at a local gun show this last Saturday. One of the seller tables (A retail FFL) was manned by two guys, one eating his lunch with his back to me and the other alongside of him talking to a “Friend?” who was standing next to me. I asked to see a S&W Model 10 snub nose that was about $100 overpriced. He handed me the gun and continued to talk to his buddy. When I tried to hand to gun back to him, he was gone, completely out of sight. I had to tap the guy eating his lunch on the shoulder, who didn’t even know I was there, for him to turn around and take the gun to return it to the display case. My honesty was the only thing that kept him from losing that gun. I’ve never heard of guns going missing from a gun show, but the way some sellers are, it’s only because of the character of the patrons.