GlockStore Hosting Massive Nashville Open House Saturday With Over $50,000 in Free Giveaways

by | May 28, 2026

The GlockStore is set to host its annual Open House event on Saturday, May 30, at its headquarters near Nashville International Airport.

The event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CST at 1930 Air Lane Drive, will feature exclusive in-store deals, food trucks, giveaways, free swag, guest speakers, including The Tennessee Star’s CEO and Editor-in-Chief Michael Patrick Leahy, and a massive free raffle of over $50,000 in firearm-related prizes.

GlockStore founder and CEO Lenny Magill (pictured above) said he expects this year to be the company’s largest Open House yet.

“We are giving away about $50,000 worth of merchandise from our vendors. Everything from optics and range bags and even Glocks we’re giving away, about, I think, six or seven Glocks. So it’s really gonna be a fun time,” Magill said in an interview Thursday on The Michael Patrick Leahy Show.

Attendance at the annual event has continued to grow in recent years. Magill said approximately 680 people attended last year’s Open House, and he expects nearly 800 attendees this year.

Magill said attendees can expect a festival-like atmosphere throughout the day.

“We’ve got food trucks and it’s starting at 10 o’clock at the facility here, real close to the airport, and it’s gonna be fun,” he said. “We’re inviting everybody to come down and check it out. We’ve got some other speakers showing up as well, so it’s gonna be a really fun time.”

According to GlockStore’s website, raffle prizes will include premium red dot optics from brands such as Vortex, Aimpoint, Trijicon, Holosun, and ZeroTech, along with Glock parts, accessories, ammunition, range gear, and more than 50 GlockStore M1X frames.

The company says attendees will also have opportunities to win slides, trigger kits, weapon lights, suppressors, holsters, electronic hearing protection, and ammunition.

Magill also floated the idea of adding a special prize for the attendee who travels the farthest distance to attend the event.

“We wanna give a prize to the person who has traveled the farthest,” he said. “So that’s I think we gotta figure out how we’re gonna do that, but we’ll have to verify their driver’s license and say, ‘Okay, who has come the farthest?’ And, we’re gonna award them something really special.”

During Thursday’s broadcast, Magill briefly discussed his decision to relocate GlockStore from California to Tennessee, praising the state’s business environment and support for Second Amendment rights.

He said, “Everything is just great here. We are so fortunate that we moved and got out of California.”

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Kaitlin Housler is a reporter at The Tennessee Star and The Star News Network.
Image “Lenny Magill” by Lenny Magill / The Glock Store.

 

   
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