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Dulles Expo Center
4368 Chantilly Shopping Center
Chantilly, VA 20153

22 Miles from Washington, DC - Directions: I-66, Exit 53B, go 3 miles Rt. 28 N, turn right onto Willard Rd., take 2nd left into the Chantilly Shopping Center, Follow signs to Expo Center

C & E Gun Shows and Showmasters combine 32 years of Excellence in Gun Show Promotion and is pleased to PRESENT The LARGEST Gun Show in the Metro D. C. Area! Held at the Dulles Expo in Chantilly, VA. 1000 tables of vendors and displays....The Size of 2 football fields! Over 1 1/2 miles of Guns, Knives and Accessories!

Fri. 3 PM - 8 PM
Sat. 9 AM - 5 PM
Sun. 10 AM - 5 PM
Friday $18.00 for a 3 day pass
or
$12.00 each day for adults
$6.00 for teenagers 12-17

Children under 12 are FREE with a paying adult.

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DC Gun Ban is struck down by the Supreme Court!!!

Washington, D.C.
Please call the Metropolitan Police Department at (202)727-4275. The only Federal Firearms License (FFL) in Washington, D.C. is:

Charles Sykes
CS Exchange
300 Indiana Ave NW Room 1140 A
Washington DC 20001
(301) 577 - 1427

There is a $125.00 fee to transfer firearm to him.

You can also call Charles Sykes and ask him about the firearms registration process.

Washington, D.C. legislators have adopted the California, Maryland and Massachusetts list .

For more information call the Metropolitan Police Department to see if the gun you wish to purchase is on the list of acceptable guns.

who is going to be there tomorrow? I am thinking about braving the crowds and tables of cheap-o knives to buy some ammo and see if there are any S&W 625 pre-locks lurking around.

I will be there bright and early on Saturday.

I will come on Friday. It'll be a madhouse, right?

It's always a mad house!

I've heard mac's reloads no longer attends the chantilly shows... Are there any powder vendors there anymore? Mac used to be about it. Hate to drop the almost $25 for me and the misses and get inside and find the powder I want ins't available.

Went to the show today. It seems like a lot less junk and a lot more guns and gun related items. Was nice to see. We didn't buy anything. Some creeper guy tried to get his hand into my wife's handbag. It was clearly intentional and after figuring out what was going on when the wife confronted him, I told him he'd best move on. Thought about getting the law involved, but didn't.

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Glad you got that taken care of!

I think a guy intentionally brushed up against my butt. Can't really blame him, though. *sizzle*

Anyways, I got a good deal on a 1911 (Springfield Range Officer) and split a 1,000 round case of 45 ACP with a buddy of mine. Good day!

I do agree that there was less crap and more good stuff this time.

What was the LEO presence like this time around? Any harassment outside of venue?

I saw a lot of FFX Co units outside, but no harassment. Had one drive right by as my friend and I were splitting our case of 45 ACP.

I went yesterday and was very impressed. It was my first time there and I was suprised by how many vendors there were. It was far and away the largest gun show I have ever attended.

The prices were, surprisingly, not that different from what I would see in Jacksonville even though the cost of living here is much higher.

Sadly it seems that no matter where you go there is always one constant: the ATM is out of service.

I will certainly be back for the next show.

allingeneral wrote: Thought about getting the law involved, but didn't.

and that is exactly why shitbags continue to commit crimes. You should have grabbed one of the Troopers and had him arrested.

Took my fiancée whose only previous gun show was the one we attended in Michigan that happened to be in the same expo center as the wedding show. That one was horrible - overpriced guns, lots of questionable folks wearing white power gear, and lots of crap. Best vendor was an older man selling his wife's pies. If we hadn't stuffed our faces at the wedding show, we would have bought one. (Also felt like supporting a black man in a sea of idiots.)

She was impressed with the show here. She picked up a belt, holster, and mag holder from Wild Bill; picked up another holster from Next Holster. I picked up the M&P Shield which she will borrow at the range until she becomes a resident. All in all, a good trip.

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ProShooter wrote:

allingeneral wrote: Thought about getting the law involved, but didn't.

and that is exactly why shitbags continue to commit crimes. You should have grabbed one of the Troopers and had him arrested.

I hear ya, but I had 4 kids in tow and the 8 month old in the stroller was tired of that place and *ready to go* if you know what I mean.

Mixed reviews as far as I'm concerned. I went to the show on Sunday afternoon. There were a few deals to be found, but you had to hunt for them. I wound up buying a pistol for the price I was prepared to pay for it. I couldn't really find anything I wanted cheaper than I could get online, so I had an "okay" time. My wife and son, who weren't really in the mood to go at first, wound up having a great time, and would've stayed longer than the 2-1/2 hours we spent there.

I went. Picked up some new plastic grips for a gun I got at the show LAST time (I think it was a good deal..) Was looking for mother-of-pearl, but didn't find any. I think I'll just take the plastic ones and try that Krylon Fusion paint. I'm thinking something like Fushia grips on a chromed .32 might look interesting.

all in all...a good show.