Dates
- Jul 4th – 5th, 2026
07/04/202607/05/2026Indianapolis Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/stout-field-gun-show/3912 W Minnesota St Indianapolis, IN 46241Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse - Aug 29th – 30th, 202608/29/202608/30/2026Indianapolis Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/stout-field-gun-show/3912 W Minnesota St Indianapolis, IN 46241Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse
- Oct 10th – 11th, 202610/10/202610/11/2026Indianapolis Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/stout-field-gun-show/3912 W Minnesota St Indianapolis, IN 46241Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse
- Nov 28th – 29th, 202611/28/202611/29/2026Indianapolis Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/stout-field-gun-show/3912 W Minnesota St Indianapolis, IN 46241Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse
City/State
Indianapolis, IN
Hours
- Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
- Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Admission
General: $6.00
Children 12 & under: Free
Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
FREE Parking
Description
BUY! SELL! Or TRADE!
All state and federal laws apply. No loaded firearms.
The Indianapolis Gun Show will be held next on Jul 4th-5th, 2026 with additional shows on Aug 29th-30th, 2026, Oct 10th-11th, 2026, and Nov 28th-29th, 2026 in Indianapolis, IN. This Indianapolis gun show is held at Stout Field National Guard Armory and hosted by Central Indiana Gun Shows. All federal and local firearm laws and ordinances must be obeyed.
Promoter
Location
Vendor
8ft Tables $50.00/each
Dealer Setup:
Friday 2:00pm - 8:00pm
8ft Tables and chairs are provided.
Electricity Included.
All vendors are required to stay both days of the show.
I’ve been going to this show for close to 20 years. It’s only $6 each to get in. That is a HUGE SAVINGS over the 1500. Almost every vendor has to do with guns and knives. Once in a while you may come across a dealer that has 1 table that is not, normally their child that came with them trying to learn how to deal with the public and sell their own wares instead of always having their hand out to their parents. A good lesson that only takes up 1 table.
I do agree that this smaller show is packed in pretty tight, and the busiest times it can be hard to walk around. But when you go with a spouse or buddy, it SAVES YOU $28 just getting in the door compared to the 1500.
Yes some of the vendors have their weapons marked near retail. They are trying to pay for their booth and still make a living. But I have found if you talk with the vendor in charge especially, you can often get them to give you a deal. I even had a vendor sell me a gun at 15-20% off what they had it marked AND throw in a box of ammo! It’s a great way to spend some time with like minded people and if your able to get an owner talking, walk away with a deal. I’ve personally purchased 4-5 weapons from this show. Not every time I go, but always have a great time!
Absolutely the worst show I have ever been to. Save your money and time and stay home. Very few vendors with poor quality and high prices.
Went to my first ever gun show Feb 23, 2025 at Stout Field. I was hoping to find some good deals on ammo and maybe a few gun accessories. I was more than disappointed. Arriving I went to the table to pay. Behind a folding table, we a girl with a hoodie on her head laying back in her chair like she was ready for a nap, and two younger guys who I would cross the street to avoid. Behind me in line standing too close for my comfort were 2 punks in their early 20′ who had just smoked pot and were reeking of it. So much so the 3 behind the table made comments about it. Inside I found most of the vendors were very polite, a few were pushy, and a couple we just rude. I was asking one vendor about the gas tube on his 5.56 upper and he clapped at me like I was an idiot. Not a very good approach for a seller wanting to get my money. Best price on ammo I found was 500 rds of .22 Aquila for $42″marked down from $60″. That’s 8 cents a round. Academy has the same box for $28 on sale. Normal price is $39. Best gun price I saw was a Winchester Wildcat for $199. But the last-round-bolt-hold-open wasn’t working, so there was an issue with it. Other than that every optic, gun and accessory was more than gun shops and box stores. Magpul P-Mag 30rd mags for $15. Glock 27 mags for $30. Give me a break. I was there an hour and spent $0. Wasted drive, wasted $6 , and waste time.
$6 entry fee and free parking, you really can’t beat it. Yes, it can get a bit crowded but it’s really not bad. Pretty much every table has gun or knife stuff, no BS like the 1500. Most of the vendors are smaller and easy to deal with.
If you live within an hour’s drive it’s worth the trip a few times a year. I used to go to the 1500 regularly but last time I went it was $10 to park and $15 per person, so it cost my wife and I $40 just to walk in the door. Here it’s only $12 for the both of us, even if we don’t buy anything it’s not a bad way to spend a morning just going to look around.
It’s a good show. Its fun to scout out and I want to set up in the future.
Im from ft.wayne never been to show if its that crowded i don’t want to drive down there where else can u go for a gun show kinda close to ft.wayne the one here is not good please help
Hi Ronk! I totally understand your concern about crowded shows, especially if you’re making a bit of a drive. No worries, We’ve got you covered! If you’re looking for gun shows near Fort Wayne, I’d recommend checking out the ones listed here: https://gunshowtrader.com/local/IN/Ft_Wayne/
Feel free to take a look and see if there’s one that suits you better. Let me know if you need any more help!
I just went to the last show they had. It was not that crowded. I went on Sunday afternoon, last day of show. I have been to shows that were busy. The Indy 500 gun and blade show at the fairgrounds is larger but cost to enter is much higher. You pay to park and $15 to get in. Only $6 at the NG Armory show.
purchased my first firearm there.
Overcrowded with tables packed too close together. Very uncomfortable.
Not recommended as a “Gun Show”.
I used to be a vendor at this show 30 years ago. It hasn’t changed much at all and is just as good now as it was then. I’m surprised people say this is like a flea market. The Indy 1500 seems to have trouble selling tables and they have whole areas of food, and flea market items.
The rows in the back, larger room were “one person” wide. Terribly uncomfortable and difficult to walk this show. If you have to cram that many venders into the back room you might try having one way rows.
I use to really like this show but they have put so many tables in there that it is hard to walk down the aisle. It is way to crowded
Great time, alot of local vendors. Many different genre..I
Always look forward to it.
A very average gun show that is nothing like the 1500 gun and knife show but still a gun show.
More like a garage sale/flea market than a gun show.
One of the most boring, lame gun shows I’ve ever attended, consistently.
More like a garage sale than gun show.
GOOD PEOPLE GOOD DEALS!