Local gun rights groups were out in force to send Scott Brown a message: Go back to Massachusetts.
Although the crowd grew larger on Library Hill as the evening wore on, there were about 200 protesters by 6 p.m., when Brown was due to arrive.
Interspersed among the conservatives were some Nashua Democrats, and individuals who said they had no affiliation with any group.
Also on hand was Gary Lambert, a Republican candidate for Congress, who said he's "a big tent kind of guy," and while he would be joining the Brown event as a supporter, he first wanted to stand outside with his fellow gun rights activists.
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