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Florida Gun Shows - 2025

If you would like to inquire about tables for an upcoming show, please call or text your requirements to Terry at 352-339-4780.

Here's a short list of our next few shows...

Shows subject to be added at any time please keep up to date with us!

Newberry
March 1, 2
American Legion
26821 W Newberry Rd
Newberry, FL 32669

Inverness
March 15, 16
Citrus County Fairgrounds
3600 S Florida Ave
Inverness, Fl 34450

Dade City
March 29, 30
Pasco County Fairgrounds
36722 County Rd 52
Dade City, FL 33525

Fanning Springs
April 12, 13
Suwannee River Fairgrounds
17851 90 ave
Fanning Springs, FL 32693

Ocala
April 26, 27
Southeastern Livestock Pavilion
2232 NE Jacksonville Rd
Ocala, FL 34470

Inverness
May 3, 4
Citrus County Fairgrounds
3600 S Florida Ave
Inverness, Fl 34450

Newberry
May 24, 25
American Legion
26821 W Newberry Rd
Newberry, FL 32669

Dade City
May 31, June 1
Pasco County Fairgrounds
36722 County Rd 52
Dade City, FL 33525

Ocala
June 14, 15
Southeastern Livestock Pavilion
2232 NE Jacksonville Rd
Ocala, FL 34470

Crystal River
June 28, 29
National Guard Armory
8551 W Venable St
Crystal River, FL 34429

Inverness
July 19, 20
Citrus County Fairgrounds
3600 S Florida Ave
Inverness, Fl 34450

Dade City
July 26, 27
Pasco County Fairgrounds
36722 County Rd 52
Dade City, FL 33525

TJ's Gun Blog

The Kimber model 82

Most people recognize Kimber as 1911 guys. They also make high end rifles in 22 and center fire calibers. Some time in the 80's Kimber got a military contract to manufacture military training rifles. The Model they manufactured was the 82 U.S. The rifle was a single shot heavy barrel 22 trainer. The 82 U.S was manufactured for the U.S. Army in the 1980s, and later released to the public via the Civilian Marksmanship Program. It came with a Globe front, the "U S" marking on the receiver, accessory rail on the underside of the forearm, adjustable hand stop, a walnut pistol grip buttstock with solid recoil pad and 3 plastic spacers. Included with the rifle is a Kimber peep sight.

The model 82 is made of blued steel with wood stock that has an adjustable butt plate. The gun is 43 inches overall with a length of pull being 13.5 inches. The Kimber should be able to complete with a Winchester Model 52 or a Remington 40x. The one I owned once upon a time was a pleasure to shoot and made nice tiny groups. It was a fun gun to shoot on the bench at the 50 yard mark. I sure had a few fun afternoon's shooting mine. Classic guns like these can be found at Gun Trader Gun Shows. As well as our shop Gainesville Pawn.