Correspondent in Washington (United States).
At the entrance to the arms fair, a man goes up the queue to remind you that it is forbidden to enter with stocked weapons.
Next to the box office, visitors pull out their pistols for an inspection before entering the exhibition hall.
The weekend of April 23 was held the Nation Gun Show arms fair, held at regular intervals in Chantilly, Virginia, a few dozen miles from Washington, DC.
In the vast exhibition hall, dozens of stands are lined up, presenting thousands of weapons of all kinds.
Hunting and sniper rifles, collectible weapons, old Sharp carbines from the Civil War or Garand rifles, revolvers and pistols, and entire tables of ammunition of all calibers, rifle scopes, binoculars, targets, hunting equipment or military surplus, knives of all kinds, replicas of Japanese sabers or old swords, exhibited and put up for sale...
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