If you couldn’t make it to the NRA’s Annual Meetings and Exhibits in the wonderful Nashville, Tennessee, here is a tiny taste of what you’re missing.
I couldn’t be everywhere at once, but here’s some of what I saw today before I left to return home.
These are all in and around the Music City Center in downtown Nashville.
The guys and gals at Taurus didn’t roll out the red carpet for the guy who tagged their new Taurus Curve with the nickname “The Taurus Turd“. In a perfect storm of misfortune (or bad karma some might say) Guns Save Life’s “Taurus Turd” article had more readers than Guns & Ammo’s promotional piece. Guns Save Life’s director Roger Dorsett brought part of his award-winning Ruger display down to this year’s NRA convention. Some years ago, his original display won “best of show” at the NRA convention.
Guns Save Life’s very own Dan Sadler also brought an award-winning display of early Colt military revolvers. Sadler, also a former GSL director, has one of the best collections in the nation.
One of Sadler’s favorite pieces. Through extensive research, it is believed this specimen was quite possibly at Custer’s Little Bighorn.
Why? Because you can!Next thing you know, the CSGV will say I’ll poke a hole in the ozone layer if I’m not careful with this gun.
Guns everywhere. And nobody got killed. Nobody got angry. Everyone was really nice though!These two young ladies had a great, playful time with some steel targets.The Magpul bus is a fine place to be when the zombie invasion happens.A six-person 4-wheeler. No, Mr. Wheeler, we can’t get one for classes. List price? Under $14k. Looks like fun. List price doesn’t include rifle mounts or a pintle on top.When you care to send the very best…Charter Arms was missing their guns. Seems someone “lost” them.I’m guessing Yellow Freight would have preferred the matter to remain on the down-low.Even the cops were in the spirit of the convention.
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