Southhaven gun show pics

They shouldn't sell badges.
How'd you sneak in a camera? Great Southern Gun Shows go NUTS if they think anyone is filming anything...

Scharfschütze wrote:They shouldn't sell badges.
How'd you sneak in a camera? Great Southern Gun Shows go NUTS if they think anyone is filming anything...

Most phones today have cameras built in.

sand_man wrote:

Scharfschütze wrote:They shouldn't sell badges.
How'd you sneak in a camera? Great Southern Gun Shows go NUTS if they think anyone is filming anything...

Most phones today have cameras built in.

Yeah mine too but no flash...and I've seen people escorted out for shooting photos with a phone.

I will say that I do not like people taking pics of my inventory at gun shows. Just doesnt feel right and I will ask the promoter to have them escorted out of the building.

Regards,

biscuitnt wrote:I will say that I do not like people taking pics of my inventory at gun shows. Just doesnt feel right and I will ask the promoter to have them escorted out of the building.

Regards,

Can you explain?

Beladran wrote:

biscuitnt wrote:I will say that I do not like people taking pics of my inventory at gun shows. Just doesnt feel right and I will ask the promoter to have them escorted out of the building.

Regards,

Can you explain?

might be someone sending a pic to a buddy 'saying is this what your looking for'?

you could end up losing a sale.

Maybe I'm not understanding but vendors have their items on display to be sold at a public event. Personally if a vendor don't want photo evidence of their inventory then sounds like the inventory is questionable

(no offense to any of our vendors that have that stance but I just don't know why)

or someone could get the serial # and report it stolen and say they found it at a later point??????????????????????

I've taken pictures of a few old, collectible guns that I wanted to research. I always asked first and they had no problem with it.

dhollis51 wrote:or someone could get the serial # and report it stolen and say they found it at a later point??????????????????????

Didn't think of that.

dhollis51 wrote:or someone could get the serial # and report it stolen and say they found it at a later point??????????????????????

Internet myth gotta have proof they bought it in the first place to claim it is stolen.

bubbat wrote:

dhollis51 wrote:or someone could get the serial # and report it stolen and say they found it at a later point??????????????????????

Internet myth gotta have proof they bought it in the first place to claim it is stolen.

It sounded good

I took photos of 3spop at that show without his permission. He didn't seem to mind.

I should have explained my statement a little better.
I have no problem with a person taking a picture of a firearm or two and sending to a buddy or whatever.
My issue is when a person(s) comes in and take pictures of everything in the building and the dealers themselves.
Thats why cameras are typically not allowed. one or two pics of individual items is not a big deal.

Didnt have any money to spend, show any good? Last time I went up there is was a wash.

Eaglestroker wrote:Didnt have any money to spend, show any good? Last time I went up there is was a wash.

More spectators than usual. Same stuff as always. Didn't see any deals. Between Southaven and Batesville, the Batesville show is better.

Kinda looking for a 44mag Bisley Vaquero but only saw a couple of Blackhawks. I'm always looking for a Sig deal. Only saw 2 there. A 250 and a 2022.

Eaglestroker wrote:Didnt have any money to spend, show any good? Last time I went up there is was a wash.

I found 5 mags, a holster, and a spare parts kit for my Makarov for $82.00. Not to bad.The two people who went with me didn't buy a thing.

I saw those badges, snickered and walked away.

miker84 wrote:I took photos of 3spop at that show without his permission. He didn't seem to mind.

I was advertising MSGO.