. I'm not so sure hobby rockets are going to work against pirates with RPGs, not to mention the Maritime laws about placing "weapons" on ships. And next week they "invent" a device to kill alligators, guess these guys have never heard of a Bangstick before? This show is rediculous.Sons of Gun
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Carry-a-Kimber
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So apparently welding a bunch of conduit together and mounting it on a trailer frame makes it worth $5,000.00 . I'm not so sure hobby rockets are going to work against pirates with RPGs, not to mention the Maritime laws about placing "weapons" on ships. And next week they "invent" a device to kill alligators, guess these guys have never heard of a Bangstick before? This show is rediculous.
. I'm not so sure hobby rockets are going to work against pirates with RPGs, not to mention the Maritime laws about placing "weapons" on ships. And next week they "invent" a device to kill alligators, guess these guys have never heard of a Bangstick before? This show is rediculous.-
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I agree-that irritated me quite a bit.rm9792 wrote:That incident struck me as counterproductive to our cause and rude. I would like to have seen the owner offer to show them how to operate the gun safely rather than act like a jerk and say "your not worthy". Show is really cool though. How are they supposed to learn if they have no one or no gun to learn with?Mike1951 wrote:In the last episode, a couple came in to buy a home defense weapon. Since neither exhibited any familiarity, they refused to sell them a gun and showed them the door.
But it is a lot of fun to watch.
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just watched the "flashlight gun" episode on demand last night. i vaguely remember seeing something exactly like this on TV a couple years ago but i don't know if it ever went on the market. anyone know anything about this?
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I have not seen this episode, but a buddy of mine, his dad has a light that looks like a mag light that shoots a .410 shell from the back is that similar?rmr1923 wrote:just watched the "flashlight gun" episode on demand last night. i vaguely remember seeing something exactly like this on TV a couple years ago but i don't know if it ever went on the market. anyone know anything about this?
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zero4o3 wrote:I have not seen this episode, but a buddy of mine, his dad has a light that looks like a mag light that shoots a .410 shell from the back is that similar?rmr1923 wrote:just watched the "flashlight gun" episode on demand last night. i vaguely remember seeing something exactly like this on TV a couple years ago but i don't know if it ever went on the market. anyone know anything about this?
its not really a big deal. they took a gun, welded a flashlight and laser on it. made a box it flips in and out of. this is suppose to be some world changing invention? I thought the fold up gun they were trying to copy was cooler.
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This show gets on my nerves a bit. Pretty much everything they do is a copy of someone else's work. The folding pistol/flashlight has been done before with a much better setup:
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I haven't seen them do anything an average gunsmith couldn't do. Actually, just about everything I've seen them do I could probably reasonably duplicate in my garage. But I digress, if it gets someone interested in shooting sports then it can't be all bad... I guess...
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I haven't seen them do anything an average gunsmith couldn't do. Actually, just about everything I've seen them do I could probably reasonably duplicate in my garage. But I digress, if it gets someone interested in shooting sports then it can't be all bad... I guess...