Guns and Gear of the Great American Outdoor Show 2015

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posted on February 9, 2015
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 Guns, gadgets and gear were the predominant themes as NRA ramped up its presence at the opening weekend of the 2015 Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, Pa. While once largely a hunting and fishing show, myriad booths representing some of the firearm industry’s most well-known brands are now juxtaposed to the hunting call arena at the Pennsylvania Farm Complex & Expo Center. Check out the gallery below for some initial images filing in from our field editors, and bookmark americanrifleman.org/news for regular updates. For more, go to greatamericanoutdoorshow.

 

 

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