12 In 1917, the Reynolds company bought 84 acres (340,000 m 2) of property in Winston-Salem and built 180 houses that it sold at cost to workers, to form a development called ' Reynoldstown. As I do plan on intending all future shows, other than this specific location. Winston-Salem was the eighth-largest port of entry in the United States by 1916. C&E, I do not completely believe to be at fault here. Not the best place to be carrying a shotgun with no clear indications of a gun show next door. Had to then walk back to the other building where their were parents and children (shotgun on shoulder). I then left (with no soft case) through the exit with rude door guard, as this was closer to where parked. Next vendor I asked, had a very impolite answer, and was more concerned about judging the firearm just purchased than helping me. Asking one vendor who was very kind, with no avail. I was now in need of a soft case (an accessory). Thankfully, as I headed to exit, a random attendee (not a vendor) walked in with a custom shotgun, that was instantly purchased upon asking if was for sale. Could not find anything of interest after less than 10 min, so decided to leave.

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Locate & Expand Grow Get help with business development, advocacy, networking, talent recruitment, marketing and more. Found the same vendors from other shows, as usual selling accessories and unrelated merchanise. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County is the ideal location for your company to grow. I then found myself not even wanting to browse the show, though I paid for a ticket. This was no laughing matter to me as I had already been rudely greeted by the door guard at the exit before even entering. As I walked into the building, again rudely stopped by elderly man sitting on stool apparently collecting tickets, that I literally walked clear past (not in the most visible place to begin with) before being informed to hand him my tickets then he rudely laughed. The ticket booth people were much friendlier, so I didn’t complain.

Rudely pointed to actually entrance, walked completely around this building as well to finally find the ticket booth (still no indication of a gun show). Greeted by impolite door guard, letting people through door that was apparently only exit (still no signs for a show). Walked around entirely different building and through a courtyard to finally see what looked like people from show standing at door. When walking from parking lot that thought was for show. Ended up pulling into completely different building, that also happened to be place of gathering with parents dropping off children to play sports. No clear indication (nor signs for show) or which parking lot to park, despite having multiple buildings to choose from highway.

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