Tanner, Feb 3-4

[Aardvark]

not really. I was on the east side of the center near the overpriced surplus seller dudes when I heard the bang (I'd say it was 10:20). My first reaction was to listen - no screaming. Then checked my parts - no leaking red fluids, and carried on. Glad no-one was hurt. I'm sure if it was other than a .22 or .25 more panic would have ensued. Heard one woman say, "I don't want to be here anymore". Some folks nervously laughed, some made snide remarks, others were ready to lynch. As for me; I was ready to shop: bought a used Sig226 w/4 mags, M14-E2 stock forward grip, one HK M4 20rd mag, small Old Timer camp knife, a camo hunting shirt...and a chocolate bar. This is the 3rd ND I've encountered at gun shows (all 3 at Tanners). Unless injury occurs, I'm not gonna let it ruin my day. For the life of me, I don't remember that dealer having firearms at his booth before...

[7idl]

how did this happen? IIRC, all firearms need to be cleared before they enter the building and/or put on display... so WTH?