Dates
- Feb 15th – 16th, 2020
02/15/2020 8:00 AM02/16/2020 3:00 PMR.K. Kansas City Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/kansas-gun-show/KCI-Expo Center 11730 N Ambassador Dr Kansas City, MO 64153false - Mar 28th – 29th, 202003/28/2020 8:00 AM03/29/2020 3:00 PMR.K. Kansas City Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/kansas-gun-show/KCI-Expo Center 11730 N Ambassador Dr Kansas City, MO 64153false
City/State
Kansas City, MO
Hours
- Saturday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Admission
- General: $12.00
Children: $4.00
VIP Tickets available
Tickets
Coupon
Description
The R.K. Kansas City Gun Show will be held next on Feb 15th-16th, 2020 with additional shows on Mar 28th-29th, 2020, in Kansas City, MO. This Kansas City gun show is held at KCI-Expo Center and hosted by R.K. Shows Inc. All federal, state and local firearm ordinances and laws must be obeyed.
Promoter
Location
Vendor
1000 Tables
Dealer Setup:
Friday Noon - 7:00pm
Saturday 7:30am - 8:30am
Been to several gun shows. This is by far the largest in the Kansas City area, and I attended it for two days just to see everything. Very good selection of new, used and vintage firearms at good to very good prices. I found great deals on both a new AR-15 and EMP 9mm. Also found a very good bulk ammo dealer! Seriously, I was impressed!
The selection of accessories was also very large. Added a nice VISM bag for only $50.
These are great shows. But the ones at the Overland park convention center, a different show, has few guns and more knives, vitamins, survival food and safes. Couldn’t even find a Ruger 10/22 for sale at the Overland park Convention center
stuff there cant find at stores and stores usually more $ alot of deals specialty stuff used and new
Huge show, with a wide selections, and great prices.
Great reply Laird! Seriously, it is fun and $10.00! Most people don’t think twice about paying $5.00 bucks for a drink at a bar!! This is fun, don’t go, stay home if you are to cheap – it is a fun place to go and spend a few hours!!
It is a great way to spend a day. I learn more every time I go to one of these. I’m rarely thrilled by the prices, but every now and then, if you go early on opening day, you can find some great bargains and some hard-to-find items. Last year, I bought 1000 new brass casings on 25-20 for a very reasonable price. I can’t even find these anywhere on the planet, aside from Australia, at any price. And like others have said, its interesting and a lot of fun to simply talk with the vendors. There is so much knowledge crammed into one location that the $10 ticket cost is a pittance. You are also very likely to make new friends. I met a fantastic gunsmith there who is now my “go-to guy” for gunsmitthing in the KC area. What is also a nice feature is that there are numerous things of interest there for my wife; who enjoys going as much as I do. A marriage enhancing experience coupled with a tangible show of support for our 2nd Amendment rights? What more could you want?
It seems you must not have been. Actually there is a lot of things that are hard to find anywhere. The prices can be very good. I find it more entertaining than paying to see a movie. I can wander around one for 3 or 4 hours.
Gun shows are a great place to go antiquing, and not just guns. Cowboy paraphernalia, coins, militaria, etc.
I go there to get great bargains on ammo. One time someone was selling USMC surplus backpacks for $20, these were easily a $300-$400 item, came with the Camelbak canteen, fresh out of Afghanistan, I saw at least 100, by closing time they were all sold. Wish I bought more than one.
$10 admission is nothing compared to what it costs to go to a movie, and then another $15.00 to stuff your face with popcorn. What else are you going to do with all that money you saved on cheap gas lately?
There’s all kinds neat crap at a Gun Show you’re not going to find anywhere else. If for nothing else, there’s always someone selling the best Beef Jerky.
Hell, stay home for all I care.
This has always been a great gun show and very busy, yes. Lots of items to look at, lots of vendors, and prices are usually good!
A great assembly of knowledgeable vendors. For a few bucks and a $2 off coupon from RK Shows makes for a very interesting and rewarding experience for a wide variety of show goers. Everything from antique collectables to build it yourself AR offerings. Most vendors were glad to share their expertise if you just asked. If you are looking for cut rate prices you will need to close up the show when vendors would rather sell than pack it all up. I am anxious to return.
same old crap at every show. looks more like a flea market than a gun show