Friday-Saturday April 30-May 1, 2021
Jubilee Banquet Facility
6700 Jubilee Center Way Knoxville, TN 37912
HISTORY & PURPOSE OF THIS SHOW
The Tennessee Kentucky Rifle Show was started 43 years ago by the late Robin Hale, an authority on antique Tennessee rifles. After Robin’s death, the show was continued by others and, in recent years, has been sponsored by a non-profit corporation organized for that purpose. The focus of the show continues to be antique longrifles and pistols primarily from the South. In recent years, due to the great interest by contemporary makers in learning more about, and following the old traditions, we have opened the show to contemporary makers and their work. However, the primary focus of the show continues to be antiques.
RESTRICTIONS ON DISPLAYS
Collector items permitted to be displayed are limited to flintlock or percussion-cap muzzleloading longrifles and pistols made in America prior to 1898 and contemporary hand-crafted muzzleloading longrifles and pistols. Related accouterments (horns, bags, knives, etc.) are also welcomed. Cartridge weapons and gunpowder are not permitted. No alcohol or smoking in the showroom. All table holders and invited guests assent to these requirements as a part of their admission to the meeting.
This is a collectors’ meeting and is not promoted to the general public. We welcome all those who are interested in the preservation of the American long rifle.
Kentucky Rifles, pistols and related accouterments only.
No cartridge weapons permitted.
FRIDAY NIGHT DINER
6:00pm on Friday night is the BBQ Dinner at the show venue. Reservations for the dinner must be made in advance. There are a limited number of dinners. Lunch is available both days. Contact Randal Pierce for more information.
COVIR 19:
Tables will be spaced to assist and promote social distancing. Knoxville, TN COVID-19 regulations will be followed at the show.
Prize drawings will be held at noon on Saturday.
Questions?
Contact Randal Pierce 865-982-6538 tnky.rifles@gmail.com
