PERMITTED ITEMS

Advertisements for auctions not to occupy more than ½ of one table.
Advertising material - firearms, ammunition, knives, and/or firearms accessory, manufacturer’s advertising materials and memorabilia manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Authentic American Indian Artifacts, trade silver, copper, shell, bone, beads, stone and clay items of proven pre-20th century origin.
Ammunition: non-armor piercing or non-incendiary and related items for hand or shoulder arms only
- Inert artillery projectiles and cases
- Reloading presses, bullet molds, dies, and other user related items, unless otherwise specified herein.
- Reloaded ammunition provided ammunition is in a sealed box with the name, address, and phone number of reloader properly displayed on each box indicating the loading information. The Tableholder assumes all liability of his loading and will hold OGCA Officers, Directors, Employees, Past Presidents, Agents, Volunteers, Members and Guests free of all liability from his/her sale of reloaded ammunition.
- Ammunition stripper clips or en bloc clips must be in original packing containers. No loose ammunition.
Antique weapons and armor
Belt buckles - original military belt buckles manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Belts - leather or web, military or western.
Bone, ivory, horn and other material (in amounts approved by OGCA) used in the manufac ture of knives.
Books - new and used books, literature, photographs, and publications relating to weapons, shooting, small arms, ammunition, wars, regimental histories and battles; excluding books pertaining to suppressors or other materials, attachments or proposed modifications that would alter the manufactured firearm’s use to become one not in conformity with the law.
Bronzes, busts, sculptures, and statues depicting military or gun-related situations.
Canvas goods - gun cases, belts, cartridge pouches.
Club insignia approved by OGCA
Cap guns manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Carvings - portraying weapons or armor.
Compasses - military or hunting only.
Displays - that are no higher than 6 ft. from the floor.
Edged weapon defined as those customarily used as weapons. They include authentic replicas of same such as tomahawks, axes, bowie knives, custom-made knives, folding pocket and sheath knives.
Flags - authentic war souvenirs only on trade tables for display or sale, not to be used as table covers. (Refer to Rules, Section IV.A.22.)
Gas masks - military only manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Gun related items:
- Accessories and attachments for small arms, including sights, carrying cases, slings and cleaning equipment.
- Personal equipment used in shooting, including spotting scopes, binoculars, targets, target scoring devises, score books, bullet traps and other related items provided their primary purpose is for shooting.
- Parts for small arms (no class 3 parts unless transferred legally) including material for manufacture of parts for small arms. No accessories or parts to simulate full automatic fire.
- Tools or small machinery peculiar to and primarily for the use, maintenance, repair, examination or production of small arms.
Gun magazines and clips - (empty).
Ivory - pre 1898 depicting arms related scenes.
Military items - proven military items - drums, bugles, armor, canteens, and mess kits manufactured at least 35 years ago, bearing military inspection or acceptance markings.
Miniature weapons.
Mortars - manufactured prior to 1946.
Patches - proven military division and unit patches, decorations, badges, rank and insignia manufactured at least 35 years ago, and displayed in a neat and orderly fashion.
Pellet / air guns.
Percussion caps, primers and smokeless powder. All items to be in original, unopened packaging.
Photographs depicting military or firearms and/or their use at least 35 years ago.
Plaques - depicting military and/or firearms and their use only.
Pouches - military pouches - manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Safes - gun safes only.
Shooting awards and shooting trophies.
Concealed carry holsters, vests, handbags or purses when used exclusively for said purpose.
Shovels & picks - military only manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Small arms intended to be fired from the hand or shoulder by a single individual which are in compliance with all Federal, State and local Laws.
Sporting collectables - antique decoys, calls, hunting licenses not to exceed 1/3 of one table.
Steins - military or shooting only manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Trench/military art manufactured at least 35 years ago.
Uniforms - proven military uniforms and headgear manufactured at least 35 years ago and displayed in a neat and orderly fashion.
Watches – military, Colt or Winchester only.
Western memorabilia manufactured prior to 1898 and not to exceed 1/3 of one table.
Suppressors - only completed and ATF registered suppressors are permitted. All N. F. A. rules must be followed. See Second Vice President for written permission prior to displaying.

Owners of items to be registered under the Gun Control Act of 1968, Title III, must have proof of legal ownership immediately available for inspection by appropriate authorities. Any member planning to display items classified as “machine guns” must request written prior permission from the Second Vice President prior to bringing the material into the hall. Permission must be obtained for each meeting. Each request must be signed by the member/ owner. Machine guns/ weapons that weigh more than 250 pounds total weight, including the mounting, shall not be displayed on a table.

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