laden with everything from rifles, pistols, and shotguns to finely craed
knives, jewelry, and cowboy essentials. It's a bustling marketplace where
buying, selling, and trading aren't just transactions—they're part of
the experience. For some, the thrill lies in uncovering a hidden gem,
an unexpected relic of the past. For others, it's about the camaraderie,
swapping stories as much as goods.
"Because the gun show runs in conjunction with Western Art Week,
it does aract a lile different crowd," says Gillee. e influx of art
enthusiasts adds a unique energy to the event, oen boosting aendance
beyond the usual crowd of gun collectors and history buffs. And with an
array of Native American and Western cultural artifacts in the mix, the
show isn't just about firearms—it's a deep dive into the rugged, storied
past of the American frontier.
Aendees are required to comply with all federal, state, and local
firearms regulations while at the show. Whether you're in search of a
piece of history or just soaking in the Western spirit, this event is a
must-see for collectors, enthusiasts, and storytellers alike.
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Admission: $10.00 for all three days!
3 pm - 7 pm 9 am - 6 pm 9 am - 3 pm
More Information at: MTGUNSHOWS.COM
More Than Guns
MT EXPO PARK • Trades & Industries Bldg.
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WESTERN
WESTERN
show show
Friday 21 Saturday 22 Sunday 23
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Guns • Ammunition • Knives
Indian & Western Artifacts • Glassware
Jewelry • Furniture and Collectibles.
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GREAT FALLS GUN & WESTERN SHOW
A vendor's table overflows with frontier treasures—antique rifles, finely
crafted knives, and cowboy essentials—offering a glimpse into the rich
history and timeless traditions of the American West.
Collectors and history enthusiasts explore the bustling aisles of the Great Falls Gun and Antique Show, where relics of the American West meet
modern-day treasure hunters.
