May 29 & 30, 2027 · Riverton, Wyoming

38th Annual Memorial
Weekend Gun Show

Fremont County Fairgrounds · 245 Tables

Wyoming's longest-running collector gun show returns to Riverton for Memorial Day weekend. Two full buildings of antique and modern firearms, knives, ammunition and western Americana — plus a free youth shooting range, Sunday Cowboy Church, and a whole lot of Wyoming handshakes.

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Registration opens closer to the show — the ticket and table links currently sign you up for an email reminder the moment it does.

38Years running
245Tables in 2027
98Youth shooters in 2026
2Exhibition halls

Memorial Day Weekend in Wind River Country

What to expect at the show

Overhead view of the WWCA gun show floor in the Fremont Center, with rows of tables displaying rifles and handguns.

245 tables, two halls

The Fremont Center and Heritage Hall fill with collector arms, militaria, knives, ammunition, reloading gear, optics and western Americana — laid out across a hard cap of 245 tables so the aisles stay walkable.

A young girl holds an air rifle beside a National Wild Turkey Federation volunteer at the WWCA youth shooting range.

Free youth shooting range

Run on-site with the National Wild Turkey Federation. In 2026 it drew 98 young shooters — nearly double what we planned for — every one of them coached one-on-one by certified volunteers. See the youth program.

A raffle winner holds a new Weatherby rifle beside the Wyoming Weapons Collectors barnwood sign.

Raffles worth showing up for

The main gun raffle, a 50/50 cash drawing and a vendor table raffle run all weekend. 2026's winner took home a Weatherby Vanguard Obsidian .270. Raffle details.

Who we are

A family organization, first

The WWCA is, above all, a family-oriented organization. We believe that hunting and shooting sports offer a unique opportunity to instill discipline, ethics, and a profound respect for safety in our youth.

We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit run entirely by volunteer members. The Memorial Weekend Gun Show is our one gathering of the whole year and our single fundraiser — which is exactly why we keep table prices reasonable and put the proceeds back into youth education and safety programs.

501(c)(3) non-profit in good standing
Youth memberships from $8 a year
Member table rates at the annual show
Funding for NWTF JAKES youth memberships

About the association Become a member

A WWCA volunteer coaches a young girl on her stance and grip inside the inflatable youth shooting range.

Dealers & collectors

Tables are capped at 245 for 2027

After an expanded 2026 floor stretched our layout, security and volunteers thin, the board set a hard cap: 245 tables, no exceptions. Everyone — members and non-members alike — must pre-register in advance. There will be no walk-up tables.

Pre-register by March 15, 2027.

Reserve Your Table Vendor rules & rates

Collectors browsing long rows of rifles and display cases at the Wyoming Weapons Collectors gun show.

From the floor

Photo Gallery

Overhead view of the Fremont Center show floor, rows of rifles on racks and handguns in display cases.

A second overhead view of the gun show floor showing long aisles of vendor tables and browsing collectors.

WWCA lifetime member Chuck Moline holds a fan of hundred dollar bills at his table on the show floor.

Children reading the ten shooting safety rules banner at the entrance to the NWTF youth range.

A volunteer instructor coaches a young girl's grip inside the inflatable shooting range.

Air rifles and BB guns laid out on a table with pellets and safety gear before the range opens.

A young girl holds an air rifle beside an NWTF volunteer in front of the Cabin Fever Dubois banner.

A boy in a green shirt holds a rifle beside a volunteer in a cowboy hat at the youth range.

A teenager in a Lander Valley shirt holds an air rifle beside a red-shirted WWCA volunteer.

A girl in a floral dress holds an air rifle next to a National Wild Turkey Federation volunteer.

Volunteers and a young shooter beside the inflatable NWTF turkey mascot.

A young shooter holds a wood-stocked air rifle beside a WWCA volunteer giving a thumbs up.

A Weatherby rifle raffle winner standing between two WWCA volunteers at the prize table.

WWCA President Jeff Lane shakes hands with a young Lander Valley FFA member on the show floor.

President Jeff Lane with a longtime WWCA member in camouflage at the gun show.

Secretary-Treasurer Maralyne Middour with a member in front of the Fremont County Fair sign.

Members and vendors lined up for the catered Saturday evening dinner at the gun show.

A sheet cake decorated with the WWCA seal commemorating America's 250th anniversary.

A young shooter and a cowboy-hatted volunteer pose with a rifle at the Cabin Fever NWTF banner.

A girl holds an air rifle beside an NWTF volunteer in a blue shirt at the youth range banner.

Join the association

Membership is $50 a year for adults and $8 a year for youth. Members get reduced table rates at the annual show, the Rifle Shot newsletter, and a vote in how the association is run.

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38th Annual MemorialWeekend Gun Show