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Is it hypocrisy when the range goes "cold"?
you can't drink in the liquor store, you can't smoke in the smoke shop, and you can't have sex in the grocery store or 7-11 where you buy condoms.
In the case of gun shows, no loaded guns could be a condition of the facility owner, or a condition of insurance coverage. Simply put, no matter how the show owners may personally feel, no venue, no show. And in many places, no insurance, no venue, no show.
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Has anyone made a serious case that liquor or cigarettes make you safer? We contend that we should be allowed to carry in restaurants, public buildings, movie theatres, electronics stores, etc. because a well armed citizen is the best defense against the criminal. Why is the well armed citizen not a good thing in the gun store? Plain and simple hypocrisy.
It is not hypocrisy for the range to go cold. It is hypocrisy for the range to prohibit either concealed or open carry.