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http://www.texasgunfest.com/

Anybody heard anything about it, planning on going?
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The event information claims to allow OC of your firearms.

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jmorris wrote:http://www.texasgunfest.com/

Anybody heard anything about it, planning on going?
I've been hearing about it for a few months on several blogs/youtube channels. Lots of opportunities to shoot firearms and suppressors from multiple manufacturers. $59 for one day, $95 for two days (ammo included in price.) Sounds fun. If I didn't have other commitments that weekend I'd probably be there.
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anygunanywhere wrote:The event information claims to allow OC of your firearms.

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Since they will be shooting on a range, they probably are allowing OC. I would be cautious on that one though, you never know who is going to be around and dragging out their loaded pistol to show someone else. I have seen it happen at a range more times than I care to.
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Keith B wrote:
anygunanywhere wrote:The event information claims to allow OC of your firearms.

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Since they will be shooting on a range, they probably are allowing OC. I would be cautious on that one though, you never know who is going to be around and dragging out their loaded pistol to show someone else. I have seen it happen at a range more times than I care to.
That is what concerns me, one idiot in the bunch could ruin the whole thing.
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I would love to go to this, but there are certainly too many accidents waiting to happen in the other 4999 participants. I'm sitting this one out.
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gljjt wrote:I would love to go to this, but there are certainly too many accidents waiting to happen in the other 4999 participants. I'm sitting this one out.
:iagree: a place I would be looking to avoid.
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It looks like fun and could be a bargain but I'd be concerned about all but one person there.
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All it's missing is 2 free drink tickets per paid entry!

definitely not gonna attend this, as others have stated above, i'm the only person i trust with a weapon.
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LDB415 wrote:It looks like fun and could be a bargain but I'd be concerned about all but one person there.
But, I'm not going. :headscratch
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I wonder if there will be alcohol sold at the event?
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Texsquatch wrote:I wonder if there will be alcohol sold at the event?
Kinda doubt it http://www.texasgunfest.com/faqs/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
VIP tickets get you:

Access both Saturday, November 8 and Sunday, November 9, 2014
Preferred parking
Admission to VIP lounge
Complimentary lunch & non-alcoholic beverages both days
30+ dedicated firearms demonstration try & buy bays
Tented retail village showcasing the best in ammo and accessories
Austin’s finest food truck cuisine
Access to the festival beginning at 9am both days
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Keith B wrote:
Texsquatch wrote:I wonder if there will be alcohol sold at the event?
Kinda doubt it http://www.texasgunfest.com/faqs/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
VIP tickets get you:

Access both Saturday, November 8 and Sunday, November 9, 2014
Preferred parking
Admission to VIP lounge
Complimentary lunch & non-alcoholic beverages both days
30+ dedicated firearms demonstration try & buy bays
Tented retail village showcasing the best in ammo and accessories
Austin’s finest food truck cuisine
Access to the festival beginning at 9am both days
I just took that as them specifying that the package only included non-alcoholic drinks, but doesn't explicitly explain that alcohol wouldn't be available for purchase.
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Texsquatch wrote:I just took that as them specifying that the package only included non-alcoholic drinks, but doesn't explicitly explain that alcohol wouldn't be available for purchase.
I don't find a TABC license for that address, so unless the food trucks had alcohol then would think not. They are idiots if they allow it there.
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