- Aug 9th – 10th, 2025
08/09/202508/10/20252 Guys Sarasota Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/2-guys-sarasota-gun-show/3000 Ringling Blvd Sarasota, FL 342372 Guys Showsfalse
- Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
- Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
General: $10.00
Children 16 & under: Free
Admission good all weekend!
Active Military/LEO FREE
Veteran/Retired LEO $1.00 OFF
Free Parking!
Come to the best gun show in the county! 200+ tables of guns, ammo, accessories, parts, knives, and so much more. Buy, sell, or trade! New, used, and antique items. Concealed carry classes on both Saturday and Sunday. Always FREE PARKING!
The 2 Guys Sarasota Gun Show will be held on Aug 9th-10th, 2025 in Sarasota, FL. This Sarasota gun show is held at Robarts Arena and hosted by 2 Guys Shows. All federal and local firearm laws and ordinances must be obeyed.
Concealed Weapons Permit Classes Available, please call for schedule.
200 Tables
8ft Tables $100.00/each
Dealer Setup:
Friday 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Saturday 7:00am - 9:00am
Please call to make a reservation!
We go to almost all the Two Guys shows except the one far north. These shows are loaded with private collectors, “down to earth” folks that are fun to talk to even if you aren’t in the firearms buying mood. They are all very helpful and I found them to be ethical as well. Guy Lemakos, the sponsor, will take time out to answer questions and help attenders make the right decisions for themselves in firearms selection, even if that doesn’t result in steering them toward his wares. The variety of merchandise on display is always entertaining, not all new equipment like some other shows. A person can grab some good deals at these shows, since there are more genuine collectors versus merchants at them. We enjoy the Two Guys shows and will continue to visit them. As far as “rules”, not only is safety the concern but the rules for venue rental are not set by the show promoter and must be followed, whether they are too strict or not. We have not experienced the rudeness cited in some of the comments, but neither have our attitudes invited such rudeness. Especially at a gun show, “an armed society is a polite society”. You’ll hear many “excuse mes” at a crowded show, everyone who ever bumped into me quickly apologized.
I guess this is the new way of the world to address things or just have your piece of mind spoken.
I recently attended the September 7th-8th 2024
Port Charlotte show and was my last 2 guys gun show! I’ve been going to shows for 30 years and how things have changed gun restrictions gun regulations and policies that being said
It’s amazing how the people of the shows complain of all the by-laws and regulations but are sheep to stand for their rights and there for the staff have become just plain disrespectful can’t conduct business at a show parking lot ( on public land) paid by tax dollars can’t conduct business at front door and this past Saturday I found out by the check in guy with his disrespectful mouth and loud and stupid sheep attitude now you can’t conduct business in the front door so between fleamarket vendors, and all the disrespectful staff and regulations put forth I’m glad to say I’m done with gun shows and especially 2 guys gun show thank you
I agree wholeheartedly. Went to the same show. Same rude, disrespectful people as you encountered.
I did attend the other Port Charlotte show this past weekend and found it to be much better.
I’m a 69 yrs young handicapped woman and would like to know if it would be safe for me to attend alone and since I’m interested in a rifle and revolver along with ammo, will I be taken advantage of since I don’t know what to look for? I’m as green as they come and I haven’t shot since the 1990s so it will be clear I don’t know Jack about what to look for. I just don’t want to be taken advantage of or harmed. I hope someone responds. Thank you!!!
Hi Laura! Thank you for reaching out, and I completely understand your concerns. Your safety and comfort are of utmost importance. It’s completely understandable to feel apprehensive, especially when attending such events alone.
Rest assured, many gun shows prioritize safety and have security measures in place. Additionally, many vendors are reputable and committed to providing a positive experience for all attendees.
To address your specific concerns about purchasing firearms and ammunition, it’s crucial to seek guidance from knowledgeable and trustworthy individuals. The promoter of the event, Guy Lemakos, can provide you with valuable information and support to ensure you make informed decisions. Here are his contact details:
Contact: Guy Lemakos
Phone: (727) 776-3442
Email: [email protected]
Please feel free to reach out to Guy directly with any questions or concerns you may have. He’ll be able to assist you and provide guidance to help make your experience at the gun show safe and enjoyable. Take care, and I wish you the best on your journey into firearms!
Thank you so much Reyna for the advice!
Been to this show many times. Just and idea to bring in more collectors. Label the Show as, Gun Show and Many Other Period Collectible Related Items. I have done this with Antique Car Shows and it was a good crowd catcher.
Just and idea , I am also a buyer and seller of this stuff, we should change the title of Gun Show to, Gun Show and Other Related Collectibles. What do you think
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I keep seeing this show listed as being at “Roberts Arena” . For the love of Mike, the name or the arena is ROBARTS ARENA! See the difference? Slow normal.
Have been to this show at least a half dozen times, always fun, good prices, great people, love it and looking forward to going again.
My favorite show. Small but not tiny with lots of private dealers. Friendly and fun.
Do you know if this show allows private sales without background checks?
Yes.
Seeing the comment about “too much flea market stuff” made me think… we need to welcome all people, ages, genders, and especially kids to gun shows. We need to promote the importance of the 2nd Ammendment and the role guns play in our free American society (we are the last free nation, and we must maintain our freedom). Also, we need to break the many false perceptions about guns. By having more than just guns at a gun show, we can introduce more people to the American way. It’s up to each one of as supporters of this amazing country to share the truth.
it’s more family-friendly
Find this an interesting show. A smaller show, but real quality.
I have bought Lyman vintage sights and ammo. Older snow birds not on the internet, can field some nice items.
This show had a little bit of everything small to large caliber. If you go in thinking it’s going to be like the large shows …. it’s not. However it has a more personal touch. I almost didn’t go due some of the replies glad I did go got Walther at a nice price. All the ammo was priced high but there are deals to be made on guns and knives.
GOOD SHOW. THE AISLES BETWEEN THE TABLES ARE A BIT TIGHT. A WIDE VARIETY OF FIREARMS & ACCESSORIES………
I like this show. Smaller and more local. More private sellers as well. Worth the visit for me every time.
A nice smaller venue with a variety of dealers, individuals, and products offered
Lots of flea market and beef jerky vendors. Don’t bother with this low quality show and save time and money!
Only one table selling beef jerky so that’s a fib.
Thousands of quality guns some you could not afford.
People come from hundreds of miles away because
this is one of the best shows in the state of Florida.
GREAT show !!!