re: Who's watching "Sons of Guns" on Discovery?

The one the military uses is pretty awkward looking too.



I'd rather a pump if it would help streamline things instead of using an auto loader.

I thought it was pretty good. I'll check it out next week. The flame thrower thing look interesting.

Pfft....haven't these mother frickers watched Starship Troopers? Copy that damn thing.

Good show but I could do without the drama queen.

You think the 3G per Master Key is including the M16 and Shotgun (870 I think he said) or they provide the weapons and he'll mount them up?

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The one the military uses is pretty awkward looking too.



I'd rather a pump if it would help streamline things instead of using an auto loader.

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Obviously, this needs to be a custom job from the ground up, rather than 2 guns that are frankenstein'd together. Its a working prototype, but I bet you could blueprint something much more streamlined.

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Show's pretty good, but the guy that owns the shop is really cool. He makes the show.

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I used to go by and hang out when he first opened the shop on Choctaw that had the indoor gun range. He is pretty cool, but dont get sideaways with him! Guy can definitely excel at his craft. He told me about the process one has to go through to obtain a suppressor. Its not just the cost of the gun and suppressor, it is a several month process of applications and background checks. If you had the extra money, and are "clean", the average person can go get a suppressor made for any gun you want.

Am I the only one that wants to go spend their life savings at Red Jacket after watching that show? Oh and I would totally hit snaggle tooth. The fact that she helps run a gun shop dealing in NFA weapons gives her at least 3 extra points. Will seems like a good guy and I would love to see his personal collection

The show was O.K. but many of the things he said were not genuine. Shotgun suppressors have been around for some time so he was not the 1st to make one. Everyone who deals with suppressed firearms is also well aware that producing multiple chambers within the suppresor is an old tried an true method to muffle sound. I am sure he was acting when he said he had to think about it as he must have known very well there were only two options for that supressor before he started.

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The show was O.K. but many of the things he said were not genuine. Shotgun suppressors have been around for some time so he was not the 1st to make one. Everyone who deals with suppressed firearms is also well aware that producing multiple chambers within the suppresor is an old tried an true method to muffle sound. I am sure he was acting when he said he had to think about it as he must have known very well there were only two options for that supressor before he started.

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i believe your assumption does hold some water. It sucks when producers and directors get behind and manipulate the average guy. There were choppers before American Chopper, but the producers had to make the guys maketable to demographics other than the motorcycle gearheads.

Im sure the guy had this already figured out, but he had to make it look like somewhat of a challenge to get a "victory" for the show. Got a feeling we will see a lot of it on the show.

Putting all that behind us, they still do some pretty cool stuff at that place. I used to work right down the road from the current location shown. It is a commercial area with lots of businesses around it. I bet the guy pulls some shite that has folks running outside all the time, like the grenade launcher flare!!

I saw the chick and the guy Chris at the Gun Show Saturday. I don't think anyone else knew who they were. They had a bright blue AK47 they brought with them.