I use to frequent a large gun show (not in this area). A while back, someone chambered a round into a semi auto and put it back down on the table. Later on in the day someone checking out the gun squeezed it off and it indirectly hit someone in the leg. The premise denied further applications from the show to hold the event for insurance reasons.
The event was able to find a new location but did enact no loaded weapons or ammo rules. They also required all guns Being sold to have cable locks. So maybe this rule is insurance based.
The event was able to find a new location but did enact no loaded weapons or ammo rules. They also required all guns Being sold to have cable locks. So maybe this rule is insurance based.
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