Visitors browsing various firearms and knife displays at the Gun & Knife Show
Mark your calendars for February 8-9 as Myrtle Beach welcomes the annual Gun & Knife Show at the Convention Center. This event is designed for firearm enthusiasts, collectors, and families, featuring a wide variety of guns, knives, and related equipment. It promises a vibrant atmosphere and a safe environment for all visitors, with knowledgeable vendors ready to share their expertise. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore unique products and possibly find that special piece you’ve been searching for!
Are you ready for a weekend packed with excitement? If you’re in Myrtle Beach, you won’t want to miss the upcoming Gun & Knife Show happening at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center on February 8-9. This popular event promises to bring together firearm enthusiasts and collectors alike, offering a chance to explore a fantastic selection of guns, ammunition, and knives from various vendors.
This year’s show, hosted by Mike Kent and Associates, is all set to deliver a friendly and vibrant atmosphere for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a collector searching for that elusive piece to complete your collection or a hobbyist looking to expand your gear, you’ll find plenty of options to browse. In addition to firearms, there will be a wide range of related equipment, making it a must-visit for anyone with an interest in shooting sports or knife collecting.
Mike Kent and Associates has a stellar reputation in the events industry, having been founded in 1990 with a mission to create safe, high-quality shows for everyone. Initially starting with the Franklin (Nashville) Civil War Show, which has grown to be the largest of its kind worldwide, his company has produced over 450 shows to date, expanding into various regions including both North and South Carolina, as well as additional Civil War shows held in Dalton, Georgia, and Franklin, Tennessee.
One of the standout features of the upcoming Gun & Knife Show is its commitment to providing a family-friendly environment. With all the necessary safety measures in place, attendees can enjoy the day learning about firearms and military history without any worries. The event operates under strict compliance with all state, federal, and local firearm ordinances and laws. This ensures that everyone feels comfortable as they explore all the offerings on display.
Wondering when you can stop by? The show will kick off on Saturday, February 8th, with doors opening at 9 a.m. and running until 5 p.m.. Then on Sunday, February 9th, you can visit from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Make sure to mark your calendars and plan your weekend around this fantastic event!
Attending the Gun & Knife Show is not just for the die-hard collectors out there. The show welcomes everyone, including families, friends, and curious newcomers looking to learn more about firearms and knives. The variety of items for sale means that there is a little something for everyone, no matter your level of experience or interest. You’ll have the chance to learn from knowledgeable vendors, discover unique products, and even find that perfect piece you’ve been looking for.
So whether you’re a seasoned collector or just someone who’s curious about firearms and knives, make sure you stop by the Myrtle Beach Convention Center on February 8-9. With so much to see and experience, it’s guaranteed to be a fun and engaging weekend. You never know what treasures you might unearth at this exciting Gun & Knife Show!
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