The Daisy Airgun Museum in downtown Rogers was interesting.

If you owned a Daisy growing up and you're in the area, it's worth a stop.

There are a couple other interesting firearms museums within driving distance of NWA:

Saunders Museum in Berryville, AR: ~1 hour from NWA Metro, and a pretty drive through the Ozark Mountains. (Berryville is also the home of Wilson Combat/Scattergun Technologies and Nighhawk Custom.)

J.M. Davis Arms Museum in Claremore (Tulsa), OK: ~2 hours from NWA Metro.

NRA National Sporting Arms Museum, inside Bass Pro in Springfield, MO: ~2 hours from NWA Metro.


A bit further, but still drivable as a day trip from NWA, is the National World War 1 Museum in Kansas City, MO: ~3.5 hours from NWA Metro.

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:
There are a couple other interesting firearms museums within driving distance of NWA:

J.M. Davis Arms Museum in Claremore (Tulsa), OK: ~2 hours from NWA Metro.

I visited it in 2011: https://www.flickr.com/photos/...s/72157632945240822/

Claremore is also the location of the Will Rogers Museum: https://www.flickr.com/photos/...s/72157665378149649/.

flashguy

Recently I learned about a swanky resort hotel sort of thing built into a cave in the mountains of Arkansas. The name escapes me at the moment but it was cool as shit...

Edited to add: This is it:

https://beckhamcave.com/