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Avoid standing in line! Click above to purchase tickets on line. There is a $1.35 service fee, but the ticket is discounted by $1.00 ($8.35 total!). If you pre-purchase, you do not have to stand in line! Just turn in your ticket to the door guard as you enter the show!

As always: Concealed Carry Class $65, Sat + Sun @ 11:00 and 2:00

Special at this show for the first time come and experience the Mobile Firearms Training Unit which couples the latest high-tech simulation technology with non-lethal live firing to provide the safest, most effective firearm training available anywhere.

FREE PARKING!
REGULAR ADMISSION $8.00
SAT 9-5, SUN 10-4

Location:
Fredericksburg Expo &
Conference Center
2371 Carl D. Silver Parkway
Fredericksburg VA 22401

Exit 130-B (Rt. 3 West) off I-95, turn Right onto Carl D. Silver Parkway (into Central Park), stay on Carl D. Silver Parkway and pass through the Fall Hill Avenue intersection and the Expo Center will be 1/4 mile further on the right.

Does this gun show only offer training related venues or do they sale firearms and accessories as well?

They sell firearms, parts, accessories, ammo, knives, etc.

Anyone know if the gun show is going to happen? Has the Fredericksburg area lost power, too? I was planning on going up but not going to risk driving up there only to find out its cancelled. Anyway, waiting on our electricity to be restored before leaving the house anyway.

I was enjoying a few adult beverages in Central Park (next to the Gun Show) last night. Power flickered a few times but never went out. Downtown was a mess, spotted power outages on the ride home. I had a DD for any concerned parties.

Can't guarantee it, but I'd assume no issue with the show today.

I received an email this morning indicating that the show is OPEN.

Just got back and it's a fantastic show compared to the chantilly one. IMHO..... Picked up some magazines for my SCAR 17, a bipod, some ammo, and a light laser combo for my woman's AR.

My two favorite stores/ venders were there as well. SSG tactical and A&A arsenal. Good guys with great products at great prices.

It is a nice show. Not the biggest, but the dealers had large inventory, especially of handguns, and some of the private party tables had some sweet collectable firearms. I particularly liked the Ruger 20ga shotgun and the 1972 Marlin 30-30 and would have them today but other priorities come ahead. Also the Winchester 101s were very fine.

Not much quality leather, nor any range bags which is what we specifically wanted to buy.

I'll bet you that this show has as many or more tables that actually coincide with firearms related items than the chantilly show.